Kyle T. Garabedian

Attorney

Phone: (215) 525-0867
Fax: (215) 525-5860

123 S Broad St #1670
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19109

Practice Areas

Kyle represents clients in a wide range of complex and general civil litigation, including contract claims, business torts, professional malpractice, consumer fraud and other commercial disputes. His practice includes prosecuting and defending claims for clients both large and small.

Prior to entering practice, Kyle served as law clerk to the Honorable Frederick J. Schuck (NJ Superior Court), and as an intern for the Honorable Mitchell S. Goldberg (US District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania) and the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office. He also worked as a project manager for a digital curriculum company, producing online history content for high school students.

J.D., Temple University Beasley School of Law, 2014
Graduated magna cum laude
Order of the Coif Honors Society
Temple Law Review Staff
Temple National Trial Team: First Place National Civil Rights Trial Competition; Semifinalist Capitol City Challenge
Temple Law Annual Scholarship in Trial Advocacy

B.A. in Philosophy and Political Science, Temple University, 2010
Graduated magna cum laude
Captain: Undergraduate Mock Trial Team

Pennsylvania, 2014
Eastern District of Pennsylvania, 2014
New Jersey, 2014
District of New Jersey, 2015

Outside of the office, Kyle is an avid foodie, board game connoisseur, podcast enthusiast, and book club participant.

Secured a significant arbitration award for executive against a multinational corporation for breach of an employment contract, stemming from alleged errors in the due diligence and management of an acquired company.
Won early dismissal of claims brought by a bank against the Chief Financial Officer of a large retailer alleging multiple counts of accounting fraud, negligence, and conspiracy, swiftly ending the litigation with minimal cost to the client.
Obtained a favorable settlement for a financial institution in a legal malpractice case concerning fraudulent loan documents after winning repeated victories on evidentiary matters and motions to dismiss the claims.
Secured a favorable settlement for the plaintiff in an action for false advertising, consumer fraud, and invasion of privacy based upon former employer's misuse of her name, image, and license after she moved to a new company.
Secured a favorable settlement for the plaintiff in an action for false advertising, consumer fraud, and invasion of privacy based upon former employer's misuse of her name, image, and license after she moved to a new company.