Kyle K. Hardy

Kyle’s experience as a paramedic and EMS instructor allows him to infuse humanity into his work in personal injury law. He is also fluent in Spanish.

Kyle graduated from UCLA with a biology degree and earned a Dean’s Honors List distinction during pre-med studies. Kyle completed EMT-Basic, Wilderness EMT, and phlebotomy training at the UCLA Center for Prehospital Care. He responded to 911 calls as an EMT in South Central Los Angeles. Kyle was then hired as a clinical instructor by the UCLA Center for Prehospital Care, and later promoted to senior clinical instructor.

Kyle attended paramedic school at Texas A&M (TEEX). He worked as a rec medic and EMS instructor while in College Station. Later, Kyle worked as a paramedic for MedStar, responding to 911 calls in Fort Worth. Kyle also made time to participate in community education and outreach, including school career days and Fort Worth’s hands-only CPR campaign.

Kyle is an honors graduate of Savannah Law School, where he received a merit scholarship and earned four CALI awards for the top score in the class. During law school, Kyle worked in plaintiff firms focusing on medical malpractice and personal injury. He also completed law school coursework entirely in Spanish while studying in Chile. Kyle worked as a judicial extern for the Honorable John E. Morse, Jr in Chatham County Superior Court.

After law school, Kyle worked as a Spanish review attorney for an international law firm in Houston, Texas and later defended insurance companies for a regional firm in Atlanta. Prior to joining The Eichholz Law Firm, Kyle was the supervising attorney for an office branch of a plaintiff personal injury firm.

Kyle was admitted to the Georgia Bar in 2018 and, outside of work, enjoys spending time with his pandemic pup.