Kyle Trice

Kyle Trice

Trial Attorney at DM Injury Law
Kansas City, MO

About Kyle Trice

Kyle's approach centers on clear communication and active listening. He believes that understanding his clients' perspectives is key to developing effective legal strategies. By keeping clients informed about the legal process and setting clear expectations, Kyle ensures they are prepared and confident as their cases move forward. His proven negotiation skills and ability to advocate zealously without being confrontational have resulted in numerous successful case resolutions.

Originally from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, Kyle graduated cum laude from Oklahoma State University with a degree in Political Science. Before attending law school, he gained valuable experience in sales, working for Fortune 500 companies. He then earned his law degree from Tulsa University College of Law.

Outside of work, Kyle enjoys attending local music festivals and community events with his wife and spending time with their golden retriever, Atlas. He is also actively involved in the Tulsa legal community, including volunteering with the Oklahoma Special Olympics' annual fundraiser, "Polar Plunge." Whether it's moving forward with representation or guiding you to the right resource, you'll leave our conversation with clarity.

Practice areas

Education

University of Tulsa College of Law
J.D.
Oklahoma State University
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Oklahoma

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