About Brandon
Brandon Mead studied law at Chapman University Fowler School of Law and earned his J.D. after completing an undergraduate degree at the University of California, Irvine. He moved from a college campus to a law school known for practical skills training. The shift shaped how he approaches legal problems: methodical, attentive to detail and practical in tone.
After law school, Mead joined Raines Feldman LLP as an associate. His work at the firm involves legal research, drafting pleadings and motions, and preparing discovery. He spends significant time analyzing documents and preparing written arguments. He also assists more senior attorneys in trial preparation and client meetings. The day-to-day often balances office work with court appearances and client contact.
Mead is admitted to practice in California. He works out of the firm’s offices and contributes to case teams across matters handled by the firm. Colleagues describe him as steady and precise in handling legal tasks. He has taken on responsibilities that require careful organization and clear written advocacy.
His background at Chapman shaped his approach to advocacy and case management. The J.D. program emphasized practical coursework and real-world application. His undergraduate studies at UC Irvine provided a broader liberal arts perspective that he brings to legal analysis. Together, the two degrees inform how he frames legal issues and communicates with clients and courts.
Outside of casework, Mead’s role at the firm includes supporting discovery strategy and coordinating with witnesses and experts when cases require it. He also works on internal case assessments and assists in drafting client updates. That mix of tasks gives him exposure to multiple phases of litigation and client service.
He continues to develop his practice at Raines Feldman LLP. His current practice focuses on litigation work and supporting clients through the various stages of legal proceedings.
