Kyle S. Schroader
Kyle Schroader is an attorney in the firm's Lexington office. In February 2023, Kyle was appointed to the United States Court of Appeals Sixth Circuit’s Criminal Justice Act panel representing indigent criminal defendants on appeal. He is a member of the Torts & Insurance Practice Service Group.
When Rule 12 Meets Brumleve, and What That Means for Waiver Jurisprudence
Bench & Bar Magazine, Kentucky Bar Association, March/April 2024
Stites & Harbison Welcomes Five Attorneys to Kentucky and Georgia Offices
Attorney At Law Magazine, November 28, 2022
Secured the dismissal of a special servicer from a suit alleging fraud claims and damages in excess of $11 million dollars.
summa cum laude
University of Kentucky J. David Rosenberg College of Law
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Order of the Coif
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Kentucky Law Journal, Editor in Chief, Volume 108; Recipient of Stoll Keenan Ogden Best 2L Student Note Award for "Why Kentucky Should Maintain its Quasi Substantial Compliance Approach to the Wills Act"
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CALI Awards in Criminal Law, Torts, Constitutional Law I, Criminal Procedure, and Products Liability
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Best 1L Appellate Brief Award in Legal Writing Class
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LGBTQ+ Law Students Group, Board Member
magna cum laude
University of Louisville
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Student Government Association, Director of Freshman Leadership Program
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
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University of Louisville Honors Scholar
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Cardinal Covenant Scholar for Low-Income Students
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Pre-Law University of Louisville Harlan Scholar
After law school, Kyle was a Federal Judicial Law Clerk for Judge Gregory F. Van Tatenhove, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky (Sept. 2020-22). He was a summer associate in the firm's Louisville office during the summers of 2018 and 2019 and was also a judicial intern for Judge Claria H. Boom, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky during the spring of 2019.
Outside of the firm, Kyle likes American History, home renovation, traveling and spending time with his two cats, Sonny and Cher.
Kentucky Now Allows Persons Age 70 and Over To Opt Out of Jury Service
In March 2023, Kentucky enacted KRS 29A.080, a new law that allows persons 70 and older to voluntarily opt out of jury service. Attorneys Ashley Ward and Kyle Schroader take a look at that new law in this Stites & Harbison Client Alert.
Supreme Court: Employers Must Accommodate Employees’ Religious Practices Absent “Substantial” Increased Costs in Relation to the Conduct of the Business
Employment attorneys Robin McGuffin and Kyle Schroader take a look at the Supreme Court's decision on Title VII stating that employers must accommodate employee's religious practices.
Sixth Circuit Heightens Standard for Sending Notices in FLSA Collective Actions
The Sixth Circuit has significantly altered the way in which Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) collective actions are to be litigated in Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, and Michigan. Attorneys Kyle Schroeder and Robin McGuffin take a look at those changes in this Stites & Harbison Client Alert.
Stites & Harbison Welcomes Five Attorneys to Kentucky and Georgia Offices
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—Stites & Harbison, PLLC announces the addition of five attorneys to the firm. Bailey Browning and Kyle Schroader join the Lexington, Ky., office, Ana England and Zac Losey join the Louisville, Ky., office and Evan Elam joins the Atlanta office.