Kyle is a founding partner of Freedman Normand Friedland LLP.
Kyle is a dynamic strategist with a strong record of representing both plaintiffs and defendants in state and federal courts. His unique ability to infuse his technological and economic knowledge into legal strategies for his clients has led to 50M+ pre-suit settlements and 100M+ trial victories. On the defense side, Kyle’s practice focuses on representing emerging tech companies, CEOs, and venture capitalists. On the plaintiff side, Kyle has architected and led complex class actions and mass arbitrations against large institutions.
Currently, Kyle is leading a mass arbitration of tens of thousands of parents and their minor children against TikTok for its alleged deceptive use of its social media platform to cause, in part, what the U.S. Surgeon General has called a mental health crisis. Kyle is also lead counsel in an antitrust class action against Wall Street firms Cantor Fitzgerald and BGC arising from its use of noncompetes and forfeitures to harm competition. Shortly after Kyle filed this suit, the FTC adopted a nation-wide ban on noncompetes.
Kyle has advanced novel legal theories in antitrust and securities litigation that have set precedent in emerging industries. Kyle also has extensive experience at the intersection of cryptocurrency, blockchain and law; he has written extensively on the subject and has been invited as a guest lecturer at Northwestern and Harvard.