Larry Klayman is an American attorney, right-wing activist, a former U.S. Justice Department prosecutor, and the founder of Judicial Watch and Freedom Watch.

Born in Philadelphia, he earned his high education from Harriton High School completed in 1969.

At Duke University, Klayman was honored with a B.A. in political science and French literature in 1974. He received his Juris Doctorate from Emory University Law School in 1977.

After he founded Judicial Watch in 1994, Klayman filed several lawsuits against Bill Clinton and the Clinton administration.

Klayman left Judicial Watch to pursue political office. In 2004, Klayman ran for the US Senate from Florida but lost the Republican Party primary, finishing seventh out of eight candidates.

In 2021, he hosted the “Third Continental Congress,” at which conservative activists aired their grievances with the federal government.

Klayman is the author of three books and wrote periodic columns for conservative websites such as WorldNetDaily.

The Southern Poverty Law Center described him as “pathologically litigious based on his reputation for using aggressive legal tactics.

In 2012, Klayman filed on behalf of a Florida resident an unsuccessful challenge to Barack Obama’s placement on the primary ballot and claimed the president is not a natural-born citizen, as required by the US Constitution.

In 2022, he sued the PGA Tour, claiming its suspension of players who participate in LIV Golf’s tournaments violates antitrust laws.

Larry Klayman Children: Does Larry Klayman Have Kids?

Yes, Larry Klayman has two children through his marriage with Stephanie Luck.