About Brandon
Brandon Derry graduated from the University of Northern Iowa in 1998 with a bachelor’s degree in marketing and earned his J.D. from the University of Minnesota Law School in 2002. He completed formal legal training in Minneapolis and entered practice shortly after law school. The early years of his career spanned multiple jurisdictions, reflecting a regional approach to his work.
He is licensed to practice in Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota. In 2007 he joined Hupy & Abraham S.C., where he has practiced for years. Beyond the firm, he maintains memberships in several professional organizations. Those memberships include the State Bar of Wisconsin, the Dane County Bar, the State Bar of Minnesota, the Hennepin County Bar and the American Bar Association.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in how he prepares cases and deliberate in the courtroom. He has appeared before judges and juries across the upper Midwest. That experience has required attention to differing procedural rules and to the particular expectations of courts in three states. He balances courtroom work with the day-to-day tasks of case management and client communication.
Within local bar groups he has been active in meetings and continuing legal education programs. His participation in both county and state bars reflects a steady engagement with the legal community in Minnesota and Wisconsin. He has also kept ties to the national bar through the American Bar Association, which provides a broader forum for continuing education and professional discussion.
At Hupy and Abraham, S.C., he is part of a team handling litigation that arises across state lines. His work demands coordination with co-counsel and clients in multiple jurisdictions and attention to the logistical details that cross-border practice requires. He adapts filings and strategy to each state’s rules while managing the practical expectations of clients confronted by civil disputes.
Outside of court, he continues to update his legal knowledge through bar-sponsored programs and stays connected to colleagues in Dane and Hennepin counties. That steady professional involvement supports his courtroom work and informs how he advises clients. He currently practices at Hupy and Abraham, S.C., handling matters across Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
