About
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Kyle Coopersmith grew up in a family of lawyers outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His father was a criminal defense lawyer and aunts and uncles on both sides of his family are lawyers.

Kyle Coopersmith dedicates his time to helping people in difficult situations. When in law school, Kyle volunteered at Miriam's Kitchen—a soup kitchen and case management service for individuals experiencing homeless in Washington DC.

When outside of the courtroom, Kyle likes running races and going to the gym—using the same  persistence he brings to his work.

Experience

Before entering private practice, Kyle clerked for a federal judge in Washington DC. He worked on a range of constitutional rights and procedure, both of which inform his current work.

Kyle Coopersmith has also clerked for a federal criminal defense law firm, The Orenberg Law Firm, in Washington DC. In that role, he helped clients allegedly involved in major federal felony cases, including:

- January 6 prosecutions
- International kidnapping and arms smuggling
- Appeals relating to murder charges

He also clerked for a state criminal defense law firm, Schatz Steinberg & Klayman, in Philadelphia, PA.
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Bar Admissions

Washington DC,
Active member in good standing

Education

The George Washington University Law School, 2021-2024
- Champion of the Cohen & Cohen Mock Trial Competition
- Member of the Mock Trial Board
- Senator for the Student Bar Association

The University of Pittsburgh, 2017-2020
- Vice President of the American Parliamentary Debate Team
- Constitution Chairman and Finance Director for Zeta Beta Tau