Elizabeth Brenner

Liz is an attorney committed to fairness, justice, and helping clients find effective solutions to their legal challenges. She works closely with clients to protect themselves and their loved ones while developing strategies tailored to their unique needs. Her approach emphasizes practical problem-solving without compromising on the right legal outcome. She has successfully guided clients through complex disputes involving large trusts and estates, bringing skill, personal commitment, and dedication to every matter.

Before joining BAJB, Liz focused primarily on public policy and public interest law. Throughout her career, she has remained dedicated to public service through law school clerkships with public interest organizations, pro bono legal services as a licensed attorney, and service on boards and commissions. Before law school, she served for a year as an AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer. During law school, she was Editor-in-Chief of the Texas Journal of Civil Liberties and Civil Rights. Her legal insights and work have also been featured by media outlets including CNN, The Texas Observer, and KVUE News. Her recognitions include the Austin LGBT Bar Association’s Annual Award of Excellence and being named an Austin Monthly Top Attorney in 2020.