Brandon has lived and worked in Thunder Bay nearly his entire life. The only significant time he ever spent away from Thunder Bay is when, after graduating from the Fort William Collegiate Institute in 2002, he attended Western University in London, Ontario.

At Western, Brandon obtained both his Bachelor of Arts Honours Political Science degree and Bachelor of Laws degree. After obtaining his law degree in 2009, he briefly worked in London as an articling student before deciding to move back home to Thunder Bay. He was Called to the Ontario Bar in 2010 and since then has been a lawyer in good-standing with the Law Society of Upper Canada.

Since 2009, Brandon has worked at the Courtis, Desmoulin Law Office. His practice has primarily consisted of both Criminal Law and representing Indian Residential School (IRS) Survivors of physical and sexual abuse in their Independent Assessment Process claims. Brandon regularly appears in court in Thunder Bay and throughout Northwestern Ontario – including several fly-in First Nations communities. The work Brandon has done to assist IRS Survivors has led him to attend hearings for his clients in many areas of Canada.

Brandon takes pride in the relationships he establishes and maintains with his clients. He works hard to serve his clients, and he understands the importance of keeping his clients informed and involved along the way. When required, Brandon does not hesitate to travel throughout Northwestern Ontario to provide his clients with the personalized, face-to-face service they need and deserve.

Outside of work, Brandon enjoys spending time with family and friends. He is married to his wife Vicky and together they have two young daughters.

Brandon has lived and worked in Thunder Bay nearly his entire life. The only significant time he ever spent away from Thunder Bay is when, after graduating from the Fort William Collegiate Institute in 2002, he attended Western University in London, Ontario.

At Western, Brandon obtained both his Bachelor of Arts Honours Political Science degree and Bachelor of Laws degree. After obtaining his law degree in 2009, he briefly worked in London as an articling student before deciding to move back home to Thunder Bay. He was Called to the Ontario Bar in 2010 and since then has been a lawyer in good-standing with the Law Society of Upper Canada.

Since 2009, Brandon has worked at the Courtis, Desmoulin Law Office. His practice has primarily consisted of both Criminal Law and representing Indian Residential School (IRS) Survivors of physical and sexual abuse in their Independent Assessment Process claims. Brandon regularly appears in court in Thunder Bay and throughout Northwestern Ontario – including several fly-in First Nations communities. The work Brandon has done to assist IRS Survivors has led him to attend hearings for his clients in many areas of Canada.

Brandon takes pride in the relationships he establishes and maintains with his clients. He works hard to serve his clients, and he understands the importance of keeping his clients informed and involved along the way. When required, Brandon does not hesitate to travel throughout Northwestern Ontario to provide his clients with the personalized, face-to-face service they need and deserve.

Outside of work, Brandon enjoys spending time with family and friends. He is married to his wife Vicky and together they have two young daughters.