In April 2004, Mr. Schwartz opened Kenneth B. Schwartz, P.A., as a sole practitioner attorney. Before that, he was an associate attorney for two statewide law firms, where his practice areas were litigation and appeals of commercial matters and insurance claims.

Mr. Schwartz received his undergraduate degree from the University of Florida, where he was enrolled in the honors program and served as Vice President of the Board of College Councils. He received his law degree from the William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawai'i and was awarded a Pacific-Asian Legal Studies Certificate. During law school, Mr. Schwartz interned with the Hon. Leslie E. Kobayashi, federal magistrate judge in the District of Hawai'i, he was twice a member of the Sports Law Moot Court team, and he was Executive Editor of the Asian-Pacific Law & Policy Journal.

Prior to attending law school, Mr. Schwartz lived in Japan for several years, where his jobs included translating/interpreting, teaching, tending bar, and appearing regularly on regional television. Mr. Schwartz speaks fluent Japanese, and he holds a black belt in goju-ryu karate. He lives near West Palm Beach with his wife and their yellow lab, Chester.