It's remarkable when someone enters a complex system as a bewildered participant and, through grit and curiosity, decides to make mastery of that system their life's work. George Brown is that rare practitioner. When he first learned how the legal world worked, a personal journey became the spark for a career devoted to teaching, advising, and reforming how everyday individuals access justice.
Brown's introduction to the legal world came through necessity. Faced with a complex business challenge that raised legal questions, he taught himself court procedures, deadlines, and strategy to equip himself for the court. He often studied late into the night with many sacrifices, all the while working full-time.
