Brian Arthur Farlow

Brian A. Farlow has extensive experience with handling a variety of complex commercial and business litigation matters involving energy production, oil & gas, creditor's rights in bankruptcy, business torts and contractual disputes.

Mr. Farlow's broad civil litigation experience encompasses commecial disputes, employment issues, labor class actions, breach of contract, fraud, negligence, products liability class actions, creditor's rights and Fair Credit Reporting Act claims.  Mr. Farlow has represented clients in a wide variety of industries, including the pipeline, energy, oil and gas, banking and insurance industries.  He has also worked extensively with expert witnesses on a variety of issues regarding damages, damage models, statistics and both informational and relational databases. 

Mr. Farlow's understanding of the technological and legal issues surrounding e-discovery has allowed him to efficiently and effectively manage the complex e-discovery matters that can arise in the course of litigation--including e-discovery issues in class actions, software defect, breach of contract, fraud and oil and gas cases.  His involvement in cases ranging from national class actions involving millions of potential class members to an individual deed restriction claims and homeowner's products liabilty cases has provided Mr. Farlow with an understanding of a broad spectrum of clients' needs. 

Mr. Farlow served 27 years in both the Regular Army and the Army Reserves.  In additiion in fighting in the First Gulf War (1990-1991) he was mobilized and deployed as a combat advisor for an Afgan infantry kandak in 2007-2008.  In 2011, he transitioned from the Armor Corps to the JAG Corps where he compteted his service as a Major in July 2015.