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Kyle Edward Murphy

Missouri

Kyle Edward Murphy has appeared in 31 court cases in our database. View their complete case history and outcome statistics below.

31
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About

Kyle E. Murphy Experienced Kansas City Lawyer Fights for Your Rights Growing up in St. Joseph, Missouri, Kyle Murphy was immersed in the legal world from an early age. The son of renowned trial lawyer Ed Murphy, Kyle learned the value of tenacious advocacy and skilled legal representation. This drive propelled Kyle to excel academically at William Jewell College and the UMKC School of Law. Through clerkships at top firms like Murphy, Taylor, Siemens & Elliott and House Packard and the Missouri Court of Appeals, he gained invaluable experience in personal injury law and litigation in general. A Proven Track Record of Success Since being sworn in by Missouri Supreme Court Judge Zel M. Fischer in 2017, Kyle has fought tirelessly for his clients rights. As an associate at Burkhart Law, he zealously advocated for employees facing illegal workplace treatment, guiding cases from start to resolution. In 2022, Kyle co-founded Murphy & Kinney, bringing his extensive expertise in personal injury and employment litigation. His memberships with legal organizations such as the National Employment Lawyers Association, Kansas City Chapter, the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, and the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association underscore his commitment to professional excellence. Trusted Kansas City Personal Injury and Employment Lawyer Whether youve been injured due to the fault of another or faced workplace injustice, Kyle Murphy has the skills and determination to protect your rights and fight to make you whole. With a deep understanding of Missouri law and a passion for justice, he will be your fearless advocate every step of the way.

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