Brian was accepted to and attended the prestigious Gerry Spence Trial
Lawyers College in 2016. The Trial Lawyers College was established by
Gerry Spence, one of the most prominent trial lawyers in American
history, to train attorneys who represent the interests of people and
not insurance companies, the government or large corporations.Brian Custy is no stranger to hard work, securing his first paying job in rural Colorado after 2nd
grade working in grain elevators at the local bean processing plant and
maintaining physical jobs through college including drilling water
wells, maintaining government wildlife property, and fencing acreage
throughout the Rocky Mountains. He
carried this work ethic through undergrad where he studied Civil
Engineering while starting all 4 years on the varsity football team.
Brian then attended law school where he earned scholarships based on his
academic performance and graduated amongst the top 10 students in his
law class. Following law
school, Brian secured a position with the top personal injury firm in
Indiana in terms of verdict size for its clients and assisted the firm
founder in obtaining a seven figure verdict in his first jury trial.
Brian then accepted a position with Sidley Austin in Chicago, one of the
largest and most prestigious international law firms in the world,
where he represented major institutional clients including Wall Street
investment banks.Desiring
to be closer to his growing family and represent people, Brian accepted
a position representing the interests of some of Indiana’s most
prominent businessmen, related parties and other individuals before he
founded Custy Law Firm in 2016. Representative federal and state court litigation involving: commercial, rental, and employment contracts; trade secrets; torts including product liability, serious personal injury and malpractice; consumer fraud; federal criminal defense; class actions; employment discrimination; business disputes; construction disputes; fraudulent conveyances; judgment collection; and appeals of such matters including presentation of oral argument to appellate courts.