As an attorney in our Construction group, Brett’s practice focuses on a wide range of construction matters, representing general contractors, subcontractors, owners, and suppliers. His construction experience includes, but is not limited to, contractual disputes, defects, delays, lien and bond claims, and matters of recent updates to tax law on construction projects. He also represents clients in a wide array of business litigation, and has previously defended clients in Federal, State and multi-district court litigation.

Brett also represents clients in a range of business litigation matters. He has experience in pharmaceutical and medical device litigation as well as products liability litigation. Brett also has experience advising and helping clients enforce their warehouseman’s lien rights, executing on judgement in the supplemental process of the courts, and defending clients on a wide variety of negligence and other tort actions.

Brett practiced in New Jersey after graduating, cum laude  and 10th in his class from Wake Forest University School of Law in 2014. He is a 2011 graduate of Clemson University with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, summa cum laude.

Community & Professional

Certified NC Superior Court Mediator

Guilford County Bar Association

F3 - Greensboro

Clemson Triad Alumni Board, Secretary

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Outside of work, Brett enjoys spending time with his wife, Anna, their three young children, and their two dogs, Dixie and Remington. He enjoys being outdoors running and biking or playing golf and lacrosse. He played lacrosse for one year at Gordon College (Division III) before transferring to Clemson University where he played club lacrosse. Brett currently enjoys training for marathons, triathlons, and any race he can get on a calendar. Brett is active with F3 Greensboro where he is more commonly known as J-Woww. 

Admissions

  • State Bar: New Jersey, North Carolina
  • U.S. District Court: New Jersey, North Carolina (Eastern, Middle, Western)
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