Brian Herrington is an experienced litigator. He will teach a course about class action lawsuits at Solo Practice University®.

Brian is the founding partner of Herrington Law, PA. He primarily litigates class actions involving consumer protection, unfair and deceptive practices, and antitrust. Brian is also an experienced litigator in the areas of insurance, pharmaceuticals, and medical device litigation.

Brian has also taken the time to pursue what he calls “crusader” cases; cases that are of little economic value, but important in personal terms such as aiding elderly persons who have fallen victim to mortgage scams and are in danger of losing their homes. He has yet to lose a predatory lending case, and he has saved numerous clients’ homes in the process. Two of Brian’s “crusader” cases were the subject of favorable articles in The Clarion-Ledger, which is Mississippi’s statewide newspaper.

Brian literally has litigated in courts across the country from New York to Illinois to Washington and many points in between including his states of admission — Mississippi and Tennessee. Comfortable trying a multi-million dollar pharmaceutical case or obtaining a permanent restraining order against a predatory lender to stop a foreclosure on an elderly person’s home, he has proven himself to be an effective litigator.

Brian is a member of the Mississippi Association of Justice, the Tennessee Association of Justice, the American Association of Justice, and the National Association of Consumer Advocates. He is admitted to practice in all state and federal courts in Mississippi and Tennessee as well as the Fifth and Ninth Federal Circuit Courts.

Brian received his undergraduate degree from Mississippi College. While there, Brian won a scholarship to study at the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany. Upon his return to the United States, he completed his undergraduate degree and enrolled in law school at the University of Mississippi, graduating in 1995.

To learn more about Brian, visit his firm website.