Kyle J. Maury

• Representing construction joint venture in Florida state court concerning wrongful termination dispute related to reservoir project.
• Representing a prime contractor in AAA arbitration concerning a hundred-million-dollar dispute over construction delays and defects on multi-billion-dollar semiconductor manufacturing facility in Texas.
• Advising the owners of Texas wind farms in contract disputes with EPC contractor.
• Represented the owner of a German data center in the Southern District of New York in a multi-million-dollar dispute involving design delays, errors, and omissions.
• Represented Microsoft in AAA arbitration regarding multi-million-dollar dispute over delays to construction of Texas data centers.
• Advised a developer in contract dispute concerning water diversion channel infrastructure project in South Dakota.
• Acted for the owner of a Texas wind farm in AAA arbitration involving hundred-million-dollar dispute and claims of gross negligence.
• Represented the owner of Texas petrochemical facility in AAA arbitration involving commercial dispute with a contractor.
• Represented the owner of a Pennsylvania natural gas power plant in CPR arbitration concerning electrical capacity contract dispute.
• Represented manufacturers in ICDR arbitration in contract dispute concerning custom electro-mechanical products for battery energy storage systems.
• Acted for a contractor in lien dispute involving over $40 million.
• Represented a contractor in federal court involving contract and tort claims concerning transmission line energy project in Mississippi.
• Represented an ocean freight contractor in South Carolina federal court involving a commercial dispute with a general contractor.

Kyle Maury represents clients in complex construction and commercial disputes in arbitration (AAA, ICDR, CPR) and federal and state courts, with a focus on high-stakes disputes involving traditional energy projects, renewables, and critical infrastructure.  He has extensive experience in key aspects of litigation, including taking and defending depositions, working with expert witnesses, arguing motions, as well as writing case dispositive motions and appellate briefs. 

Prior to joining King & Spalding, Kyle was a business litigation associate at another prominent international law firm, and before that served as a law clerk to the Honorable Federico A. Moreno of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. 

Kyle earned his J.D. (cum laude) from Notre Dame Law School, where he served on both the Law Review and the Moot Court Board (Seventh Circuit Team).  While in law school, Kyle also served as an extern in the criminal division of the United States Attorneys' Office in the Central District of California.

Kyle is admitted to practice law in Texas, Florida, and California.