Brandon joined Christensen Law in 2023, taking on a full docket of matters both in early investigation and heading into trial. A 10-year veteran litigator with a successful record of winning verdicts and settlements, he brings extensive experience to the team. As a trial attorney, he considers himself fair but aggressive in defending plaintiff’s rights.
Open, honest communication throughout the process is essential to building client trust and productive relationships, he believes. He enjoys the public theatre of jury trials, and prides himself on organized, timely preparation to ensure a successful outcome.Career highlights have included major wins for clients who’ve experienced catastrophic injury, including para- and quadriplegic cases and TBIs, a tragic and complex fire-related wrongful death case, and multiple trucking cases. A sports enthusiast himself, he has represented plaintiffs in boating and ATV accidents involving the complexities of recreational land use law and gross negligence.
His early career included working for the public defender’s office and focusing on real estate law before moving into the PI specialty.Adept at business development, Brandon enjoys the camaraderie of the industry and mentoring his team and colleagues for continued improvement in legal service. Since 2019, he has worked as a plaintiff’s case evaluator for both Oakland and Macomb counties, and is a current member of MAJ. Brandon joined Christensen Law in 2023, taking on a full docket of matters both in early investigation and heading into trial.
A 10-year veteran litigator with a successful record of winning verdicts and settlements, he brings extensive experience to the team. As a trial attorney, he considers himself fair but aggressive in defending plaintiff’s rights. Open, honest communication throughout the process is essential to building client trust and productive relationships, he believes.
He enjoys the public theatre of jury trials, and prides himself on organized, timely preparation to ensure a successful outcome.Career highlights have included major wins for clients who’ve experienced catastrophic injury, including para- and quadriplegic cases and TBIs, a tragic and complex fire-related wrongful death case, and multiple trucking cases. A sports enthusiast himself, he has represented plaintiffs in boating and ATV accidents involving the complexities of recreational land use law and gross negligence. His early career included working for the public defender’s office and focusing on real estate law before moving into the PI specialty.Adept at business development, Brandon enjoys the camaraderie of the industry and mentoring his team and colleagues for continued improvement in legal service.
Since 2019, he has worked as a plaintiff’s case evaluator for both Oakland and Macomb counties, and is a current member of MAJ. Brandon joined Christensen Law in 2023, taking on a full docket of matters both in early investigation and heading into trial. A 10-year veteran litigator with a successful record of winning verdicts and settlements, he brings extensive experience to the team.
As a trial attorney, he considers himself fair but aggressive in defending plaintiff’s rights. Open, honest communication throughout the process is essential to building client trust and productive relationships, he believes. He enjoys the public theatre of jury trials, and prides himself on organized, timely preparation to ensure a successful outcome.
Career highlights have included major wins for clients who’ve experienced catastrophic injury, including para- and quadriplegic cases and TBIs, a tragic and complex fire-related wrongful death case, and multiple trucking cases. A sports enthusiast himself, he has represented plaintiffs in boating and ATV accidents involving the complexities of recreational land use law and gross negligence. His early career included working for the public defender’s office and focusing on real estate law before moving into the PI specialty.
Adept at business development, Brandon enjoys the camaraderie of the industry and mentoring his team and colleagues for continued improvement in legal service. Since 2019, he has worked as a plaintiff’s case evaluator for both Oakland and Macomb counties, and is a current member of MAJ.
