Kyle Fleming’s practice focuses on complex patent litigation matters in U.S. District Courts, the International Trade Commission, and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Prior to his legal career, Kyle specialized in propulsion design at Boeing. He also served as the lead engineer for the Columbia University Formula SAE Racing Engine Systems team. In his spare time, Kyle coached a FIRST Robotics team, training high school students on Java and Python programming. During law school, he served the board of the Brendan Moore Trial Advocates as the intraschool competition editor and received first place awards in the American Association for Justice Regional Trial Advocacy Competition, Fordham Law School’s Moot Court Briefing Competition, and Fordham’s Legal Writing Oral Argument Competition.
Kyle attended Fordham Law School, graduating cum laude with a concentration in intellectual property & information law, working on Fordham’s Intellectual Property Law Journal. He also attended Columbia University, earning a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering with a minor in civil engineering. He has completed legal internships at the Queen’s County District Attorney’s Office in New York and the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office, and has completed technical internships with Northrop Grumman, Terrafugia, and the Hone Group.
