Williams Mullen
Brandon Rattray, Esq. is a Litigation Associate at Williams Mullen, with prior experience as an Associate Attorney at Robinson Gray. Rattray has extensive legal research and editing experience from roles such as Research Assistant for Professor F. Ladson Boyle at the University of South Carolina School of Law, Senior Article Editor for the ABA Real Property, Trust & Estate Law Journal, and various law clerk positions across notable firms and agencies. Rattray holds a Juris Doctor from the University of South Carolina and dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in Criminal Justice & Criminology, along with minors in Business Administration and Spanish.
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Williams Mullen
Williams Mullen is a regional, full-service law firm with 250+ attorneys in offices across North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. Since our firm began in 1909, our goal has been to provide business and legal solutions to help our clients’ businesses thrive. While we excel within our mid-Atlantic footprint, our clients find that they increasingly come to us for their legal needs across the United States and internationally. They tell us they appreciate our AmLaw 200 big firm capabilities and experience without the big firm rates. Our clients have peace of mind knowing we are responsive and act with a sense of urgency in today’s fast-moving business environment. We are committed to being clear, concise and transparent in our communications. We believe in being fair in the delivery of our services from pricing to scope of work to billing practices. And lastly, we make sure that we bring a team together that is excited to understand you and your business. This is our pledge to all clients. At Williams Mullen, we don’t have offices located around the world, but we proudly offer the same quality of work that, combined with consistently excellent client service, creates a better value for our clients. Together, we work each day on Finding Yes®. Visit us at www.williamsmullen.com.