Barrett R. Brewer

Barrett R. Brewer, the founder of Brewer Law Firm, is an attorney renowned for the solutions and strategies he devises for his clients. From the firm’s office based in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, he represents clients across the state and assists them with a wide range of issues, including personal injuries, real estate and construction matters, and business and commercial issues.

Mr. Brewer started practicing law in South Carolina more than two decades ago, in 2002, and since then, he has tried cases throughout the state at all levels of courts, including the state, federal and appellate courts. With over 100 jury trials under his belt, he has secured millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts for clients involved in personal injury matters and business disputes.

Driven by a poignant personal experience with challenging litigation during his childhood, Mr. Brewer was fueled to become a dependable attorney, offering top-notch legal support and guidance to those seeking counsel. With this aim in mind, he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English literature and philosophy in 1998. Right after completing his undergraduate studies, he enrolled in the Wake Forest University School of Law for his law studies. Here, he represented the university in appellate and trial advocacy competitions nationally, honing his skills. He received his Juris Doctor in 2002.

Mr. Brewer’s peer-review rating of AV Preeminent* through Martindale-Hubbell and a “Very Good” rating on Avvo is a testament to his commitment to his work. He is also a respected member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum.

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