Professional Experience
Brier’s practice focuses on a wide variety of employment and business litigation matters before state and federal courts, as well as in multiple administrative forums. Her past litigation experience covers a myriad of legal issues, including workers’ compensation, real property, and bankruptcy.
Brier litigates a wide variety of disputed matters and counsels employers in all aspects of employment law, including:
- Wrongful termination
- Discrimination
- Harassment
- Retaliation
- Breach of contract
- Wage and hour violations
- Class action and PAGA defense
- Invasion of privacy
- Protection of employer trade secrets and confidential information
- Unfair business practices
Community
Brier is currently a member of the Board of Directors of Women Lawyers of Ventura County. In the past, Brier has served on the Boards of Directors for various non-profit organizations, including the Ventura County Bar Association Barristers, the Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce, and the Camarillo Chamber of Commerce. In 2017, she served as Chair of the Camarillo Chamber of Commerce.
Education
Brier graduated from Southwestern Law School in May 2010. While at Southwestern, she was on the Dean’s List and participated in the Student Bar Association. Brier was an associate editor of the Southwestern Law Review and published her article, “Federal Common Law versus State Law: Can a Federal Common Law Veil-Piercing Standard for Indirect CERCLA Liability of a Parent Corporation Satisfy the Kimbell Foods Test?” in the 2010 edition of the Southwestern Law Review.
Brier earned her Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from California State University, Sacramento in December 2005. She practiced briefly as a civil engineer prior to attending law school.
Personal
In her free time, Brier spends time with her husband and daughter. Brier also enjoys exercising, baking, and wine tasting. Brier is a seasoned traveler and has visited and lived in numerous foreign countries, including Malaysia and Australia.