About Brody Wilkinson PC
Brody Wilkinson PC represents individuals, families, businesses and non-profit organizations. Based in Southport, Connecticut, the firm has 25 attorneys who work closely with clients to identify and evaluate their legal needs and create tailored solutions to address their specific circumstances.
Brody Wilkinson PC Firm Overview
Enduring counsel, rooted in experience
At its core, Brody Wilkinson is a team of experienced attorneys guided by three principles: quality, service, and value. Their work reflects sound judgment, responsiveness, and a disciplined focus on results, delivering thoughtful counsel with respect for both time and cost. Many of the firm's lawyers hold top peer-review ratings, a testament to their skill and professionalism, and the firm has garnered broad recognition for the strength of its team. Through an unwavering commitment to excellence, ongoing professional development, and the highest ethical standards, the firm has cultivated a distinguished reputation and continues to earn the trust and confidence of its clients.
Brody Wilkinson structures its practice around five principal areas:
Trusts and Estates: Representation in matters involving estate planning, estate administration, trust administration, special needs and conservatorships, charitable gift planning and family foundations.
Business and Finance: Representation in transactions and matters involving mergers and acquisitions, private equity and venture capital, commercial finance, employment, succession, start-ups and emerging companies, trademark and licensing, securities, tax, and family offices and closely held businesses.
Probate Litigation: Representation in disputes involving wills, trusts, fiduciary duties and estate administration disputes.
Real Estate: Representation in transactions and matters involving purchases and sales, leasing, commercial real estate finance, construction and development, and zoning and land use.
- Dispute Resolution: Representation in disputes involving employment, tax, real estate and land use, and creditors’ rights, workouts and restructurings.
