Beginning in 2014, Brandon discovered his passion for helping injured victims, ensuring that they are treated fairly, and their injuries are taken seriously.  He is dedicated to fighting the insurance companies, their adjusters and lawyers, so his clients can focus on their recovery.  He truly believes in the principle that every injured victim deserves direct and continued access to their attorney, not just a paralegal or support staff.  Brandon is paving the way for higher standards in Personal Injury law through a tailored approach to meet his clients’ needs.

Brandon Lebovitz has dedicated his life to serving the underserved.  He is a true advocate that promotes fairness and justice for all.  A little more about Brandon:

Brandon sat on the City of Scottsdale's Diversity Advisory Committee (DAC) from 2008 – 2015, where he worked in collaboration with fellow DAC members, the Executive Committee and local community members on an array of diversity related initiatives including the City's first annual Unity Festival, Hispanic Heritage Festival, Juneteenth, and many others.

While attending law school, Brandon volunteered with organizations and participated in events such as Lawyers as Peacekeepers, National Adoption Day, and Wills for Heroes, graduating with a Pro Bono distinction.  He also served as President of the Jewish Law Student Association and was a member of the Faculty Diversity Committee.

From 2012-2013, Brandon served on the Board of Directors for One-n-Ten, a local non-profit that serves homeless and impoverished LGBTQ youth. This work included providing housing to homeless youth, developing and growing the nation's largest LGBTQ summer camp, and developing Arizona's first bully-free high school, Q High, where children can learn and earn their high school diplomas in a safe and welcoming environment.

Brandon served on the Board for the Arizona Jewish Lawyers Association from 2013-2023, where he coordinated philanthropic, social, networking, and continuing legal education (CLE) opportunities.

Brandon also worked nearly a decade with children and young adults with special needs. He has volunteered with organizations such as Arizona Special Olympics, Miracle League of Arizona, as well as Gesher Disability Resources, for which Brandon also served on the Board of Directors from 2016-2019.

Other charitable and non-profit involvement/events include: “Government to the People”, Montecito Community School Playground Project, Citizens' Police Academy Alumni of Scottsdale (CiPAAS), National Kidney Foundation, Susan G. Koman Race for the Cure, Coyotes Charities, Suns 88 Charities, and Scottsdale Leadership, just to name a few!

Originally, from northwest Chicago suburbs, Brandon relocated to the Phoenix Valley in 2003.  While undeniably true to his Chicago roots, Brandon is a proud Phoenician!  He has proven to be a diversity competent individual and committed community leader.  When not working, Brandon enjoys spending time with his family, enjoying everything that is outdoors, traveling, and going on culinary adventures.