McBrayer PLLC
Alan Pauw has extensive legal experience, currently serving as a Member at McBrayer PLLC since March 1996. At McBrayer PLLC, Alan concentrates in health care, corporate, and estate planning sectors, specializing in tax-qualified and non-qualified deferred compensation plans, employee benefit matters, estate planning, ERISA compliance, physician practices, corporate law, and health care law. Previously, Alan worked as an Attorney at Reed Weitkamp Schell Vice PLLC. Alan holds a Doctor of Law (J.D.) from Boston College Law School, an MBA in Finance from USC Marshall School of Business, a Master of Arts in Asian Studies from the University of Michigan, and a Bachelor of Arts in History from Calvin University.
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McBrayer PLLC
Since 1963, McBrayer PLLC has provided successful representation to businesses and professionals throughout Kentucky and the United States. Our clients continue to come back to us year after year, not only because of the personal attention they get from our experienced attorneys and the reasonable fees we offer, but because of the swift results we provide in a wide range of practice areas. We are also trial attorneys. Although we certainly have the skill to handle negotiation and arbitration when appropriate, that is not where our advocacy stops. We know that, particularly in the more intricate and contested matters we handle, trial is often necessary. By working together and advocating with all our strength and combined experience, we have achieved success in extremely complex cases. Proof can be seen in our long list of notable cases. Our attorneys have served our state and community in such influential positions as Mayor of Lexington, Majority Leader of the Kentucky House of Representatives, Assistant Attorney General, Master Commissioner of the Fayette Circuit Court and president of the Fayette County Bar Association. Some of us have also held, or still hold, leadership positions in a variety of private schools, colleges and local nonprofit organizations.