About
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Kyle Coopersmith represents clients in a wide range of matters, including misdemeanors, felonies, and cases involving mental health and habilitation issues. With a strong belief in the presumption of innocence, he develops personalized defense strategies tailored to each client’s circumstances.
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Experience

Before entering private practice, Kyle clerked for a federal judge at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims 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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Education

The George Washington University Law School, 2021-2024
- Champion of the Cohen & Cohen Mock Trial Competition and 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


Bar Admissions

Washington DC,
Active member in good standing
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