MY PRACTICE

I practice in general litigation, so every day is something different, from government investigations to employment law to estate litigation and beyond. In my practice, I could spend one day analyzing the correct complex medical procedure and the next evaluating whether the proper procedure was followed during a traffic stop; the practice of law is exciting in that regard.  I’m passionate about performing quality legal work that is focused upon getting the most favorable results for the clients I’m working for. 

MORE THAN MCBRAYER

My wife and I are involved in our local church.  We enjoy the sense of community there and the opportunity to interact with other families and members of the community.

HOW I’M DIFFERENT

High attention to detail, hard work, and creative thinking are valuable attributes and skills I possess. My team knows that they can count on me to work hard and generate quality work, and that makes me proud to do this job every day. I value consistency in delivering quality, timely and efficient results, and so do my clients.

The legal profession is evolving, and it will always be a challenging proposition to keep up with changing trends and the long hours necessary to maintain a rigorous practice. At the same time, very few careers offer the ability both to help people and learn something new every day

BEFORE MCBRAYER

I spent two years as a law clerk to the Honorable Hanly A. Ingram, United States Magistrate Judge for the Eastern District of Kentucky.  Through this experience I gained the ability to analyze and understand complex legal issues, and garnered valuable skills in criminal and civil pretrial process.  Moreover, my experience as a law clerk further developed my capabilities as a legal researcher and writer and expanded my ability to communicate effectively. This experience was invaluable and has allowed me to become a more efficient and effective attorney.  

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• Kentucky Bar Association, member, 2014-present
• American Bar Association, member