About Trevor B.
Trevor B. Reid earned a B.A. in History from Gonzaga University in 2005 and completed his J.D. at the University of Richmond School of Law in 2008. Those years mark a steady course from undergraduate study into professional training. The transition from the Pacific Northwest to Virginia set the stage for a legal career centered in the Richmond area.
He is licensed to practice in Virginia and has built a practice rooted in the local courts and professional community. Early in his career he joined several bar groups, an indication of steady engagement with peers and the bench. His membership in the American Bar Association dates back to 2006, and he became a member of the Henrico County Bar Association and the Bar Association of the City of Richmond in 2009.
Reid took a particular interest in collegial forums that connect trial lawyers and judges. He joined the John Marshall American Inn of Court in 2014 and remains active there. Those gatherings emphasize ethics, trial practice and the craft of advocacy. Outside purely legal circles, he has also been part of the West Richmond Businessmen's Association since 2012, linking him to the local business community.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in how he approaches cases and client work. He spends time preparing for hearings and transactional meetings, and he participates in local professional events. His engagement with multiple bar organizations suggests a practitioner who values professional exchange and staying current on changes in Virginia law.
Reid’s practice has a local orientation. He takes cases and advises clients under Virginia law and appears in Richmond-area venues when matters require court proceedings. He also maintains ties to business groups in West Richmond, which informs how he approaches client problems that touch both legal and commercial concerns.
He has balanced courtroom participation with steady involvement in professional associations for more than a decade. That mix of practice and membership shapes how he serves clients today. He currently focuses his practice on advising and representing clients in matters arising under Virginia law, with work centered in the Richmond and Henrico communities.
