Brayden Matthew Williams

Brayden Williams is an associate in the Seattle office, where he focuses his practice on a wide range of insurance coverage and litigation matters, including issues related to underinsured motorists coverage, bad faith, commercial liability, and both first and third party coverage. His work encompasses all stages of litigation from pleadings, motions practice, and discovery to trial, mediation and alternative forms of dispute resolution. He brings a strong background in legal writing and advocacy, applying a detailed-oriented approach to crafting precise and persuasive legal arguments to provide excellent representation for all his clients both in and out of the courtroom.

While earning his JD from Liberty University School of Law, Brayden served as the articles and book reviews editor of the Liberty University Law Review. He also participated in his school’s Constitutional Litigation Clinic, where he worked closely with his fellow clinicians to draft amicus curiae briefs to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court. Brayden gained extensive courtroom experience working as a licensed legal intern in a local prosecutor’s office.