Our Attorneys
Our attorneys bring decades of combined trial experience to every case. Whether you're facing a personal injury claim, a complex business dispute, or litigation involving dangerous drugs and devices, you'll work directly with an attorney who listens, communicates clearly, and fights relentlessly for results.
Founder & Trial Attorney
Drew Brown
A trial lawyer who believes his first and foremost role is to advocate for his clients — in the courtroom, not behind a desk. Drew founded Greensboro Law Center in 2006 and has appeared on behalf of clients in contested hearings in over 50 different courthouses throughout the Carolinas. He has repeatedly taken personal injury and business disputes to trial, earning recognition as one of the top personal injury attorneys under 40 in North Carolina.
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Trial Attorney
James R. Faucher
An experienced trial attorney handling complex litigation across state lines — from business disputes and personal injuries to dangerous drugs and defective products in Multi-District Litigation nationally. James regularly works as local counsel for out-of-state attorneys and is licensed in all trial and appellate courts in North Carolina, including the NC Business Court and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit. He is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum.
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Trial Attorney
Kevin Rust
A seasoned litigator with the rare perspective of both courtroom advocate and former in-house counsel — bringing business-practical strategy to every case. Kevin began his legal career as a clerk for the Honorable Robert C. Hunter at the North Carolina Court of Appeals, building significant appellate experience that strengthens his trial work today. His practice spans personal injury, business litigation, medical malpractice, and products liability.
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Trial Attorney
Stephen Inman
A highly qualified trial lawyer with over 25 years of combined experience in government and private practice. Stephen spent more than eight years in civil litigation with two of the largest firms in North Carolina before serving seventeen years as an Assistant United States Attorney, concluding his service as Criminal Chief. He has tried multiple cases to verdict in federal court and argued before the Fourth and Eleventh Circuit Courts of Appeals.
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