Kyle Pierce

Kyle Pierce is the founding attorney of the Pierce Legal Team in Gadsden, Alabama, serving clients throughout the state. Known for his steadfast commitment to his community, he provides comprehensive legal representation tailored to the unique needs of every individual he represents. Whether navigating complex courtroom litigation, drafting crucial life-planning documents or fighting for victims' rights, he delivers strategic, compassionate and results-driven advocacy to ensure his clients receive the justice and protection they deserve.

Mr. Pierce’s broad practice spans criminal defense, family law, estate planning and personal injury litigation. He defends individuals facing charges ranging from misdemeanors and drug offenses to complex felonies and murder. He guides families through divorce, guardianships and estate planning, including wills, trusts and probate administration. Additionally, he fights tirelessly for personal injury victims, representing those harmed in motor vehicle and trucking accidents, premises liability matters, wrongful death claims and severe brain injuries.

A graduate of The University of Alabama and Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law, Mr. Pierce has been licensed in Alabama since 2016. Admitted to the Supreme Court of Alabama and the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama, he brings extensive experience in trial advocacy and real property research. While at law school, he clerked for Judge David A. Kimberly in the 16th Judicial Circuit and at a leading firm, handling substantial personal injury matters.

Emphasizing the importance of direct communication, Mr. Pierce meticulously crafts strategies that not only address the unique needs of each client but also empower them to navigate the intricacies of complex legal challenges. His approach fosters clarity and instills confidence, ensuring clients feel supported and informed throughout their legal journey. His quality advocacy has earned him selection to the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 since 2022.