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Meet Attorney Benjamin D. Brand, a dedicated legal professional proudly serving the Oshkosh community since his admission to the State Bar of Wisconsin in January 2017. A true Badger at heart, Benjamin earned his Juris Doctor from the esteemed University of Wisconsin Law School, following his dual degree in Political Science and History from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. During his time in law school, Benjamin distinguished himself as the Managing Editor of the Wisconsin Law Review, the state's oldest and most respected student-run journal dedicated to legal scholarship. His competitive spirit shone brightly as he participated in and coached the Wisconsin Moot Court Board, where he not only secured the titles of Best Brief but also emerged as the Best Overall Competitor in the 2015 internal moot competition. Furthermore, he co-founded the State and Local Government Law Society, serving as its Vice President, a role that allowed him to foster meaningful discussions between legal advocates and public servants on pressing legal and political matters affecting Wisconsin residents. Rooted in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Benjamin is passionate about giving back to his community, both through his legal expertise and as an active volunteer. At John M. Kelly, Attorney at Law, LLC, he focuses on a diverse range of practice areas, including business law, real estate transactions, and estate planning. His commitment to providing exceptional legal services is matched only by his desire to create lasting, positive changes in the lives of his clients. Whether you need guidance navigating complex business transactions or seeking assistance with estate planning, Attorney Benjamin D. Brand is here to provide you with knowledgeable and compassionate legal support tailored to your unique needs.
Business law attorneys advise companies on legal matters including formation, contracts, compliance, and transactions. They help businesses navigate regulatory requirements and protect their interests. Common matters include business formation, contract drafting, mergers and acquisitions, commercial disputes.