Carl Brandon Sellers III

Brandon has devoted his practice to helping people. His practice’s fundamental philosophy is to treat each client the exact way that he would want to be treated if he were in that person’s situation.

Over the past 24 years, Brandon has represented thousands of people and has made it a priority to be personally involved in each and every case that his office handles. He is conscientious and cares deeply for his clients, treating then as if they were his own family. He is client focused, sympathetic, and he values communication.

However, at the same time, he is determined to be a savvy and driven attorney who protects his client’s interest in any situation. His main focus at The Sellers Law Firm is Bankruptcy law and Social Security law.

Brandon was born in Houston, Texas, and moved to Greenville, Alabama at the age of six. He attended Butler County public schools and graduated from Greenville High School in 1986. After graduation, he attended Troy State University and graduated in 1989 with a B.S. in History and Math.

While at Troy, Brandon was president of College Young Democrats and a Member of Delta Chi fraternity. Thereafter, he attended the University Of Alabama School Of Law and received his Juris Doctorate degree in 1993.

In 1993, he began working as an attorney for Allenstein & Associates in Gadsden, Alabama, and considers working for Myron Allenstein as one of his greatest learning experiences. In 1995, Brandon returned to Greenville to start his own practice.

He quickly learned that starting his own practice would be one of the greatest professional challenges of his life.

Since 1993, Brandon has successfully represented people in many areas of law and has obtained millions of dollars for plaintiffs in personal injury actions.

He has also represented hundreds of defendants in criminal cases, and obtained many not guilty verdicts in high profile cases that involved rape, robbery, and murder.

Perhaps the greatest success in the area of criminal law has come while representing defendants in capital murder cases.