Efficient, business-savvy solutions to sophisticated commercial disputes

Brandon helps clients navigate complex commercial disputes with an unwavering focus on practical, efficient and business-savvy solutions. He has helped clients win cases in state and federal courts at the trial and appellate level, as well as through arbitration and mediation. His experience includes work in several industries, such as:

• Manufacturers and suppliers
• Health care providers
• A wide range of technologies, including industrial equipment, telecommunications, medical devices and software development

Brandon partners with clients to understand their business goals and objections, and develops sophisticated strategies to drive resolution of complex disputes, with a focus on aligning legal strategy with business purposes and client service expectations. With a deep understanding of state, federal and arbitral proceedings, Brandon gets results while making sure clients can focus on their business. 

Brandon is co-chair of the firm’s Government and Commercial Contracts subgroup.

Bar Admissions

• Wisconsin

Education

• Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management, Certificate, Quarles & Brady Leadership Program (2022)

• University of San Diego School of Law (J.D., magna cum laude)
  • San Diego Law Review, member
  • Order of the Coif
  • CALI Award for Excellence (Constitutional Law, Criminal Procedure, Remedies, Law & Economics)

• University of Wisconsin - Madison (B.A., with honors)
  • Political Science

• "Continued Employment: Lawful Consideration in Non-Competes?"
• MSSC v. Airboss Continues to Roil Automotive Supply Markets —  Sixth Circuit Reverses Preliminary Injunction Ordering Auto Supplier to Supply Parts Under Purchase Order Contract
• Brandon Krajewski, Patrick Taylor and Elizabeth Lacey Author Article for Supply & Demand Chain Executive About Mitigating Damages from Breached Contracts in Supply Chain
• Brandon Krajewski, Patrick Taylor and Michael Chargo Write Article for Industry Today About Handling Challenging Suppliers Under UCC
• Computer Use Policies May Be Grounds For CFAA Claims
• Noncompetes And At-Will Employment At Issue In Wis.
• Platooning: Coming to a Highway Near You
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Acceptance, Rejection, Revocation of Acceptance, and Right to Cure (Article #11)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Additional Statutory Default Terms (Article #6)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Anticipatory Repudiation and Demand for Adequate Assurances (Article #8)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Battle of The Forms (Article #4)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Contract Modification (Article #7)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Force Majeure (Article #9)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Impracticability, Impossibility and Frustration of Purpose (Article #10)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Introduction (Article #1)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Is There a Contract? (Article #2)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Key Statutory Default Terms (Article #5)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Mitigation (Article #13)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Remedies for Breach of Contract
• Supply Chain Survival Series: What Contract Terms Apply? (Article #3)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: What is Breach of Contract (Article #12)
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Hears Argument on Consideration for Noncompetes
• Wisconsin's Automatic Renewal Law
• ​Supreme Court Relaxes Standard For Enhanced Patent Damages
• “Is Continued Employment Consideration? Wisconsin Supreme Court Will Resolve the Issue Soon”

Seminar

• Business Law Training: Avoiding (and Winning) Pricing Disputes with Customers and Suppliers in an Inflationary Environment
• Pricing Disputes in an Inflationary Economy