Burr & Forman is pleased to announce that five attorneys have joined the firm across multiple practice areas and offices. Mike Brewer and David Timm have joined the firm's Washington, D.C. office, Chase Bullock has joined in Chicago, Matthew Ellis has joined in Charlotte, and Addie Wyatt has joined in Birmingham.

“We are excited to welcome Mike, Chase, Matthew, David, and Addie to Burr & Forman,” said Ed Christian, Burr’s Managing Partner and Chief Executive Officer. “Their diverse backgrounds in areas such as commercial litigation, government contracts, and financial restructuring complement our existing strengths and enhance the services we provide to our clients.”

Mike Brewer helps clients resolve commercial disputes and manage risk across a variety of industries, including construction. He also represents clients in settlement negotiations and alternative dispute resolution forums. He earned his J.D. from George Washington University Law School.

Chase Bullock focuses his practice on bet-the-company commercial and class action litigation. He represents clients in the courtroom, before administrative tribunals, at arbitration, mediation, and the settlement table. He received his J.D. from the Northwestern University School of Law.

Matthew Ellis focuses his practice on complex commercial litigation and regulatory matters. He represents clients in federal court, advises on investigations, and helps align legal strategies with business goals. Before joining the firm, he served as an Assistant United States Attorney, prosecuting financial fraud, public corruption, and national security offenses.

David Timm concentrates his practice on complex disputes, claims, and bid protests involving federal, state, and local government contracts. He also advises clients in general civil litigation, internal investigations, and related disputes. He earned his J.D. from George Washington University Law School.

Addie Wyatt focuses her practice on bankruptcy, creditors’ rights, and restructuring. She earned her J.D. from the University of Mississippi School of Law.