Attorney Brianna Kastukevich Robert’s practice includes litigation in state and federal courts with a focus on complex property insurance coverage disputes and serious personal injury law. Brianna has represented homeowner and commercial policyholders in matters involving claims for breach of contract, unfair insurance practices, bad faith and emotional distress. She has experience in alternative dispute resolution having represented policyholders in numerous private and court-annexed mediations and arbitrations. She has also been successful in resolving multiple third-party liability claims on behalf of injured parties throughout the state.

Brianna received her Juris Doctorate from Quinnipiac School of Law in 2013 with an honors concentration in Civil Advocacy and Dispute Resolution and an honors concentration in Family Law. Upon graduating law school, she received several academic awards and honors, including an award for Excellence in Clinical Work, Service to the Community, and the Nancy K. Sulinski Memorial Award for her work with the Hamden community. Prior to law school, Brianna graduated from Choate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford, Connecticut and Stonehill College in North Easton, Massachusetts.

Brianna joined Biller, Sachs, Robert & DeLaura as a law clerk in 2012 while attending law school. She began practicing as an attorney with the firm in 2014 when she was admitted to the Connecticut bar. In 2021, Brianna was named partner at Biller, Sachs, Robert & DeLaura.

Attorney Robert is an active member of the Connecticut Bar Association as well as several other professional associations relevant to her practice. She is also actively involved in her community through a variety of civic organizations including Lawyers in the Classroom.

A New England Super lawyers “Rising Star” in 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2021 in insurance coverage, Brianna practices in both state and federal courts.

Brianna has presented and lectured at the Connecticut Bar Association Annual Review of Insurance-Related Case Law, authored articles in the Connecticut Law Tribune, and presented to the Connecticut Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (CAPIA).