Albert Glen Bilbrey Jr.

A.J. is a reservoir of legal knowledge that likely extends back to his younger years in military service to our country. He has a vast array of knowledge in the areas of civil litigation, particularly in the areas of maritime law, construction law, business litigation, and collections. A.J. is usually looking for the next continuing education event to not only build on the knowledge he has already acquired, but to also develop knowledge in new areas related to his legal practice

When deciding whether or not to accept a new client, A.J. performs an extensive evaluation of the case to parse out as many legal issues as can be seen in the onset of the matter. His ability to spot legal issues is a direct result from his commitment to honing and refining the skills that he developed prior to, during, and even after law school.

As stated earlier, I attended law school with A.J. where he served the students in various roles of the Student Bar Administration, including Senator, Treasurer, and President where he often had to give speeches in front of a multitude of people. These roles began the minting process with regard to A.J.’s communication skills which has no doubt continued throughout his years as a licensed attorney.

I actually had an ethics class with A.J. way back when we attended law school together. To my knowledge, A.J. received excellent marks in that course, and he always strives to be an active listener and is not afraid to ask questions. Being a military veteran, A.J.’s sense of honor and duty align with his repertoire of always trying to do the right thing.