Bryan Graves

Bryan Graves: Advocate for the Injured

Bryan Graves grew up in South Florida and has dedicated his professional life to fighting for injury victims and obtaining the justice they deserve. His legal advocacy is driven by giving a voice to his clients and standing up to large corporations and insurance companies who often take advantage of those who may not know their rights.

Mr. Graves launched his legal career in the U.S. Virgin Islands, gaining personal injury experience in complex class action cases involving asbestos exposure and drafting his first lawsuit against Big Tobacco. After returning to Florida, he focused his career on representing individuals who were physically injured, often permanently, through no fault of their own.

Over the past decade, he has successfully represented hundreds of clients throughout South Florida and the Treasure Coast, recovering millions of dollars on their behalf. His cases include:

• Automobile accidents

• Motorcycle accidents

• Trucking accidents

• Wrongful death

• Products liability

• Negligent security

• Premises liability

• Workplace injuries

• Victims of violent crime

Mr. Graves is known for guiding clients not only through the legal process, but also the difficult road to recovery—understanding the physical, emotional, and financial hardships that follow an accident. His results and compassionate advocacy have earned him countless 5-star client testimonials.

EDUCATION & BACKGROUND

• Bachelor of Science in Business Finance, The Florida State University

• Juris Doctorate, Florida International University College of Law

  • Dean’s Scholar

  • Pro Bono Service Award

OF NOTE…

• Successfully recovered millions of dollars for injury victims

• First lawsuit drafted against Big Tobacco

• Extensive experience with complex class action litigation in the U.S. Virgin Islands

GETTING TO KNOW BRYAN…

• Enjoys spending time with his family, including his 8-year-old nephew

• Loves traveling and mountain biking

• Active volunteer with Habitat for Humanity