Kyle combines his Computer Engineering knowledge with judicial work experience to provide informed intellectual property litigation assistance to clients across a wide range of industries. In addition to his patent litigation capabilities, Kyle has represented clients in various federal jurisdictions on a variety of technology, business, and civil rights disputes. Whether the dispute involves emerging technologies or foundational concepts, Kyle provides client service grounded in excellence and integrity. 

Kyle is an associate in the business litigation practice group with a primary focus on intellectual property disputes. He has developed trial-ready skills through experiences such as taking the direct examination of witnesses at a federal bench trial, taking and defending depositions, and arguing motions. In addition to these oral advocacy skills, Kyle supports clients through exceptional legal research and writing which has produced favorable results for clients such as walk-away dismissals. In addition to patent litigation support, Kyle provides clients with counseling on IP licensing, technology disputes, AI governance, data privacy, and regulatory compliance matters.

Prior to joining private practice, Kyle served as a judicial term law clerk for the Honorable Roy S. Payne in the Eastern District of Texas Marshall Division; a judicial extern for the Honorable Rebecca Rutherford in the Northern District of Texas Dallas Division; and a judicial intern for the Honorable Alan D Albright in the Western District of Texas Waco Division. During law school, Kyle served as editor in chief of the Texas A&M Journal of Property Law, graduated cum laude, and was inducted into the National Order of Scribes.

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