A native of Charenton, Louisiana, Kylon was raised in a family of accomplished professionals. Inspired by his mother, an attorney, and supported by a family that includes a surgeon and a dermatologist, he developed an early appreciation for discipline, leadership, and service. Outside of his legal work, Kylon is an avid competitive gamer and cologne enthusiast. He enjoys spending time with his two beloved dogs—Ghost, a Cane Corso, and Knight, a German Shepherd.

Before joining The Ambeau Law Firm, Kylon served as an Associate Auditor for the Louisiana Legislative Auditor’s Office. There, he conducted comprehensive compliance audits of public entities, developed advanced risk assessment tools, and contributed to legal research critical to state governance and oversight.

He later transitioned to the East Baton Rouge District Attorney’s Office, where he led the prosecution of complex financial crimes, including fraud, embezzlement, securities violations, and money laundering. His prosecutorial experience also includes serious violent offenses such as homicide and sexual assault, granting him extensive experience in high-stakes felony jury trials.

At The Ambeau Law Firm, Kylon leverages his dual background in prosecution and auditing to provide strategic, aggressive, and principled defense for clients facing significant criminal charges. His fluency in both legal and financial disciplines allows him to deconstruct complex prosecutorial theories and advocate effectively on behalf of the accused.

Kylon graduated high school in Louisiana and attended Louisiana Tech University in Ruston, Louisiana. There, he earned his Bachelor of Science in Finance and became a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. He went on to receive his Juris Doctor from the Southern University Law Center.

Kylon is licensed to practice in all Louisiana state courts and is admitted to the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana.

The Ambeau Law Firm, LLC – October 2024 to Present

•  Bachelor of Science in Finance Louisiana Tech University – Graduated 2018
• Juris Doctorate Southern University Law Center – Graduated 2021

• 2022 – 2023: Legislative Auditor: Associate
• 2023 – 2025: East Baton Rouge District Attorney’s Office: Assistant District Attorney
• 2025 – Present: Ambeau Law Firm
• Accomplishments/public service – T.R.U.C.E: no profit organization providing resources to the community
• Alpha Phi Alpha – Southern Law Clinic: provide legal representation to juveniles.

Q&A

• Question: What kinds of criminal cases does Kylon Brown handle?
• He focuses on complex, high-stakes felony defense, ranging from financial crimes—such as fraud, embezzlement, securities violations, and money laundering—to serious violent offenses like homicide and sexual assault. His background includes extensive felony jury trial experience.
• Question: What sets Kylon apart as a felony defense attorney?
• Kylon combines prosecutorial insight from his time as an Assistant District Attorney with financial and investigative expertise gained as a legislative auditor. This rare skill set allows him to deconstruct complex prosecutorial theories and craft strategic, detail-oriented defenses for clients.
• Question: Where is Kylon licensed to practice law?
• He is licensed in all Louisiana state courts and admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana.
• Question: What is Kylon’s educational and professional background?
• He holds a B.S. in Finance from Louisiana Tech University (2018) and a J.D. from the Southern University Law Center (2021). Professionally, he served as an Associate Auditor with the Louisiana Legislative Auditor’s Office and later as an Assistant District Attorney in East Baton Rouge before joining The Ambeau Law Firm as an Associate Attorney.
• Question: How is Kylon involved in the community, and what are his interests outside of work?
• He has contributed through T.R.U.C.E., a nonprofit supporting community resources, and worked with the Southern Law Clinic to provide legal representation to juveniles. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Outside the courtroom, he’s a competitive gamer and cologne enthusiast, and he enjoys time with his dogs, Ghost (Cane Corso) and Knight (German Shepherd).