Approach

If we could think of one word to describe Brandi Young, it would be loyalty. And so it seems poetic that her approach to the practice of law stems from a deep sense of loyalty. Loyalty to the firm. To her partners. And to her clients. She pours her heart and soul into every case that she takes on, often working into the early morning hours to chase down a potential legal issue.

What you see is what you get with Mrs. Young. Her bold (i.e. blunt) interactions and in-your-face assessments of a case are legendary in the Midland legal community. Instead of telling you what you want to hear, Brandi takes pride in telling you like it is. Even if it’s the news you don’t want to hear. Especially if it’s news you don’t want to hear. That kind of candor is exactly what makes her special. You can always count on Mrs. Young to shoot you straight and give you her best.

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Education

Brandi is a proud Red Raider graduating from Texas Tech School of Law where she served as a Senator on the Student Senate. Like her father, uncle, and brother she obtained her undergraduate degree from Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas.

Juris Doctor – Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas

  • President’s Scholar
  • Mock Trial
  • Moot Court
  • Student Senator

Bachelor of Science – Lamar University, Beaumont, Texas

  • Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society
Bar Admissions and Licenses
  • State of Texas
  • Courts
  • Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
  • Western District of Texas
  • Northern District of Texas

Victories

It ain’t bragging if its true

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West Texas Roots

Brandi has called West Texas home for the past 25 years. While in law school at Texas Tech School of Law, Brandi fell in love with the Wild West. It is also where she met her husband – a true born and raised West Texan from Levelland, Texas, –and decided to make West Texas her permanent home.

  1. Favorite travel destination in West Texas and why? Monahans Sandhills State Park.  The Sandhills are a family favorite for us because where else can you go sand sledding, play sand football/volleyball, and see 70 foot-high sand dunes? No where, but West Texas!
  2. Best kept secret in West Texas. Balmorhea swimming pool in Balmorhea, Texas. It is the world’s largest spring-fed swimming pool that has year round water temperatures in the mid-70’s. And in this West Texas swimming pool, you also get to swim with the fishes!
  3. Best Restaurant in West Texas –  This is a hard one for me. You can’t go wrong with the local, home cooking of O’Siller’s Café in Midland. Everything from the homemade salsa to the catfish will make it one of your top five places to eat in Texas.
  4. Biggest Surprise about West Texas – While many folks no longer wear cowboy hats and there aren’t horses tied up to hitching posts in the downtown squares, spend ten minutes in any West Texas town and you will almost certainly find a native Texan rancher or oilman. Sure, West
    Texas has big box stores and the hottest coffeehouses, but we also have the best local coffee spots and shops with the kindest, friendliest people on the planet.
  5. What does West Texas Tough mean to you? Being West Texas Tough is not a saying, it is way of life. From raising my family to representing my clients, I pride myself on being ready for the challenges life throws my way. West Texans endure the tough days, but never let the tough days define them. That is West Texas Tough and I’m proud to be a West Texan.

What are Clients are Saying

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Personal Life

As the daughter and granddaughter of oil refinery workers, Brandi learned at an early age the meaning of hard work and perseverance. She saw first hand the toll graveyard shifts and long hours can have on a person. She witnessed the sacrifice and commitment it took to work in the oil industry. But seeing her father work long hours didn’t deter her – instead, it fueled her. It motivated her to instill in her children, the same life lessons she learned by watching her parents. Lessons like, hard work, sacrifice, extending grace to others, and treating everyone with respect. And though she went on to become one of the most well-regarded attorneys in the Department of Justice, Brandi has never forgotten where she comes from.

For the better part of 20 years, Brandi’s hobbies and passion were singularly focused on her work in the courtroom. And while that hasn’t changed since she entered private practice, Brandi’s identity is rooted
in her love of Christ. As a Christian woman, she cherishes her role as a mother to her amazing children and the life she has built in West Texas with her very patient and supportive husband.

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