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Barry Kaye  Of Counsel

Barry Kaye
(310) 444-5244 (310) 444-5280

Barry D. Kaye draws on his extensive experience and deep legal knowledge to provide counsel to Fenton Law Group clients. With nearly three decades of experience, Barry has represented a variety of clients in litigation and transactional matters.  Barry’s ability to navigate the complexities of litigation, negotiation, and arbitration has resulted in a successful track record in bringing added value to his clients.

Barry has also served as an arbitrator for the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), and a mediator for the California Court of Appeal.

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Representative Experience

Barry has served as counsel on numerous healthcare cases. Barry’s representations include:

  • Represented healthcare providers in commercial litigation.
  • Structured and negotiated components of healthcare transactions.
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Admissions, Associations, Memberships & Awards

  • Member, State Bar of California
  • Law Clerk to US District Judge A. Andrew Hauk, 1994-1995
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Education

  • Cardozo School of Law (J.D)
  • Yeshiva University (B.A)
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Press & Publications

  • Richard T. Fields & Barry D. Kaye, “The Enforeability of Class Waivers in Arbitration Agreements – The Pitfalls in Drafting an Enforceable Arbitration Clause After Lamps Plus v. Varela,” Los Angeles and San Francisco Daily Journal, January 22, 2020
  • Barry D. Kaye, “Use of Revocable Living Trusts in Structuring the Holding of an Ownership Interest in a Medical Practice,” July 20, 2009
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Life Outside the Firm

Barry is a lecturer at the University of Southern California law school where he teaches negotiation and mediation, as well as courses on corporate governance.

Barry also volunteers as a Mediator for the Fourth Appellate District, Division 2 of the California Court Appeal, and as a pro bono attorney for the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles (LAFLA), representing victims of domestic violence.

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