Kyle Smith

Solicitor, Corporate Commercial

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Kyle joined BTTJ in January 2020 after working in Birmingham as a Legal Assistant for a Commercial Law Firm. Previously to this he worked with a German Law firm in Düsseldorf, both in the office and remotely whilst studying.

Kyle graduated Law with German LLB from Aberystwyth University in 2016. During his studies he attended Ruprecht Karls Universität Heidelberg for a year studying German law and language modules. Kyle then went on to study International Law at Christian Albrecht Universtität Kiel, for an LLM international qualification – in which he graduated cum laude.

Kyle graduated with a commendation in the LPC from the University of Law in July 2019.

He joined our Commercial team as a Paralegal in 2020, mainly working on straightforward business sales and contract drafting, he also assisted with matters relating to Employment Law. Kyle began a training contract with BTTJ in September 2021 and he qualified as a solicitor in March 2023.

Kyle’s duties throughout his career with us also include assisting our Senior Partner.

Kyle spends 100% of his working time dealing with Corporate Commercial matters.

Kyle is a confident German speaker and maintains good connections with the German legal profession often being able to provide a much needed link between contacts.

"Dealt with everything needed efficiently & professionally."

"Very easy to make contact."

"We would like to take this opportunity to express our thanks in the way you have handled the ‘xxx’ over the past 6 months. You have shown such patience with every lengthy letter. Your replies have been prepared in such a professional way. Thank you again for the support and assurance you have given us during this very frustrating situation that we found ourselves in."

"Good professional advice provided."

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