Brandon Abraham Yosha

Brandon is a former Division I student-athlete who played college football at the University of Miami (FL) and Lehigh University. He was a letterman for both programs and was the starting tailback for Lehigh University as a sophomore. Due to athletic injuries, he was unable to finish his collegiate career and completed his undergraduate studies at Indiana University.

Brandon graduated from Indiana University with high distinction, earning a 3.7 cumulative GPA, majoring in Sport Marketing and Management. Upon graduation, Brandon wanted to follow in his father, Louis “Buddy” Yosha’s, footsteps and become a trial lawyer. Brandon immediately applied to law school and enrolled the following academic year at Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law.

Brandon excelled as an oral advocate as a law student. In his second year, Brandon was named to the Order of the Barristers, which recognizes the top oral advocates who compete in McKinney’s annual moot court competition. Due to his success in the school-wide competition, McKinney chose Brandon to represent the law school in a state-wide competition hosted by the Indiana State Bar Association (ISBA). Top advocates from Notre Dame and IU Maurer competed

Since graduating from Law School, Brandon became a junior partner at Yosha, Cook & Tisch – Personal Injury Lawyer, his father’s established law firm in 2020. He has seen success early on in his legal career, receiving recognition for his role in securing a $20 million verdict against Indianapolis Power & Light Co. where he performed the opening statement, final argument, and direct examination.

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