Brian M. Boyer is a true native to Las Vegas. Through the years, he has developed a sense of nostalgia and patriotism towards his home state, watching it grow from the quaint but magical place that he knew as a young boy to the mult-billion dollar international industry that it is today.

Brian went to Bishop Gorman High School where he developed his first love, the love of music. After graduating high school, Brian traveled to Orange County, CA to pursue his dream of becoming a professional musician. The business aspect of being a professional musician is what first interested Brian in the field of law.

In 2007, Brian obtained his bachelors degree in political science. Thereafter, Brian attended Whittier Law School, where he planned on learning everything there was to know about contracts, copyrights, trademarks, and other aspects of entertainment law. In the process, Brian developed an interest in several other fields of law, including personal injury, bankruptcy, and real estate.

Brian strongly believes that his passion for law is one of the most valuable asset that he can share with his clients. However, his vigorous attitude and complete honesty with his clients has built him a reputation as a passionate attorney with the determination and tenacity to fight hard for those clients and what they deserve. One thing is for certain, Brian M. Boyer is one of the youngest and most ambitious attorneys currently walking the streets of Las Vegas.

Nevada

Brian M. Boyer, Esq. is licensed and in good standing with the State Bar of Nevada.

United States District Court:
District of Nevada

Brian M. Boyer is licensed to practice in the United States District Court in the State of Nevada.

United States Bankruptcy Court:
District of Nevada

Brian M. Boyer is licensed to practice in the United States Bankruptcy Court in the State of Nevada.

California

Brian M. Boyer, Esq. is licensed and in good standing with the State Bar of California.

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