Kyle Cutts represents clients in complex litigation throughout the country. Kyle’s clients have included an internationally recognized hotel chain; a custodian of self-directed retirement accounts; claimants in one of the nation’s largest bankruptcies; a major publishing house; a UK-based investment firm; an international airline; one of the world’s largest rental car companies; one of the nation’s major department store chains; hospitals and healthcare providers; foreign and domestic HVAC manufacturers; and state legislatures.
Kyle’s experience spans disciplines. In the class action arena, clients have called on Kyle to defend against breach of warranty, breach of contract, and state consumer fraud claims, including those brought under California’s unfair competition and auto-renewal statutes. Kyle also has experience in the developing area of data privacy litigation.
Kyle has advised clients in antitrust matters involving allegations of price-fixing, monopolization, patent acquisition in restraint of trade, and Walker-Process violations. Kyle also has significant experience handling and arguing appeals, including handling a matter in the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.
Kyle is a former clerk for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Prior to attending law school, he worked in Silicon Valley and in Hyderabad, India, for Google, Inc., and served as a Fulbright Scholar in Hamburg, Germany. Kyle routinely lectures on the topic of litigation trends and U.S. Supreme Court developments, presenting to members of the financial services, insurance, healthcare, real estate and manufacturing industries, among others.