About

Kyle Snyder grew up in a small house in Topeka, Kansas with his two very entrepreneurial parents, three younger brothers, his grandmother and aunt living diagnally across the street, and with often over 20 dogs... usually Golden Retreivers. Kyle's family were professional show dog handlers, and by the time Kyle was 10 he had been to nearly every state and almost a dozen countries for dog shows. Kyle learned at a young age that with passion, hard work, confidence, and luck - big dreams could become realities. By the time Kyle was 16 he was one of the fastest high school distance runners in the United States.With Kyle's parents being small business owners, Kyle was exposed to the legal system and litigation at a young age. Kyle testified at trial for the first time when he was 12 years old. Kyle's experience with the legal world grew in 2017 when his mother was killed by a distracted driver. Not only was this incredibly difficult emotionally, but it also destroyed his parents business. With the help of a marvelous law firm, a successful personal injury case was brought and compensation allowed for Kyle to afford college and Law School. Kyle was shown that passionate attorneys can help a person when they're at their absolute lowest.Kyle graduated from the University of Kansas in 2016 earning his Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy with Minor Fields of Study in Psychology, U.S. Public Policy, History, and English. While a student at the University of Kansas, Kyle competed on KU's Cross County and Track & Field teams. After finishing his undergraduate study, he proceeded to earn his Juris Doctor at the University of Kansas Law School where he graduated in 2019 as a recipient of the Shook, Hardy & Bacon Center for Excellence in Advocacy, Advocacy Certificate. At KU Law School he helped found the KU Law Trial Association, was president of the 3L class, and a member of the Mock Trial team. Kyle worked for the Douglas County Legal Aid Society where he gained extensive experience representing indigent citizens of Douglas County, Kansas and Juveniles in criminal proceedings as well as successfully handling many expungement cases.Kyle believes that the world is always changing, and that Attorneys and Law Firms need to change and adapt with the world. As a Millennial himself, he understands that modern, young, Americans find themselves in different situations and facing different problems than those that their parents, grandparents, and mentors faced.

Practices Areas

Criminal Defense

Family

Language

English

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