Leveraging his background in accounting, Bryan J. Schrempf represents individuals, businesses, and insurers in a wide variety of transactions and lawsuits.

Litigation. Bryan represents individuals, businesses, municipalities, and insurers in complex civil litigation arising under a wide variety of circumstances. His litigation experience includes business and commercial disputes, elder care and abuse, wrongful death cases, real estate issues, municipal law, employment law, and fiduciary litigation. He has a proven track record in his appellate practice including In re Estate of Maria L. Stiles; Peet v. Green; Sunnybrook LP v. City of Alton; and McGowan v. Cook.

Business and Corporate Counsel. Bryan assists his clients realize their business objectives including counseling individuals starting new businesses as well as advising existing businesses through governance, compliance, complex transactions, mergers, and acquisitions.

Wills, Trusts, and Estates. Bryan regularly advises individuals and families in the creation of their estate plans, including everything from simple wills and trusts to complex, multigenerational plans for wealthy families. He also represents individuals and fiduciaries in probate, estate and trust administration, and fiduciary litigation.

Real Estate. Bryan represents property owners, contractors, and homeowner associations in a variety of matters including purchases and sales, contract negotiation and disputes, construction disputes, boundary and easement disputes, and title issues.