Hawaii Trial Lawyer
Proudly Serving Honolulu, Maui, Kauai and the Big Island
Finding the right Hawaii trial lawyer for your case is one of the most important decisions you can make. Going into trial requires you to be prepared with a solid fact-based argument, thorough knowledge of applicable law, and strong trial advocacy skills. Believing that you are in the right of a situation is not enough.
Philip R. Brown is a Hawaii trial lawyer with over twenty years of experience as a litigator. He has tried commercial cases against much larger firms, and been successful. In his personal injury litigation, he has won millions of dollars for his clients. He is respected in the Hawaii legal system as an aggressive and successful advocate.
Before opening the Law Offices of Philip R. Brown in 1997, Mr. Brown worked for two of the most important law firms in the nation. After graduating from Washington and Lee University School of Law in 1985, he began working as a commercial litigator for one of the country's largest law firms, Hunton and Williams. Two years later, Mr. Brown became a litigator at Reid and Priest (now Thelen Reid and Priest), one of New York City's most respected law firms.
In 1993, Mr. Brown left New York to become a Hawaii trial lawyer at Carlsmith Ball, then the largest law firm in Hawaii. His aggressive representation of his clients so impressed famed Hawaii trial lawyer Dave Schutter that Mr. Schutter hired Mr. Brown to represent 4,000 plaintiffs against Bank of America, which resulted in a $39 million settlement for his clients.
Philip R. Brown is unique, in that he has a wealth of experience in a number of different fields. Click here to learn about your case. Mr. Brown has successfully represented both plaintiffs and defendants in a variety of high-profile cases. His experience runs the gamut from real estate litigation to personal injury lawsuits to commercial business litigation. And if Phil Brown cannot help you on your case, he or his staff will strive to recommend the right trial lawyer for you.
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