About Amber Brehm

Amber Brehm spent thirteen years practicing civil litigation and established a good rapport with many medical providers, judges and court clerks across the state of Kansas. Amber can best be described as hard working, dedicated, and willing to go above and beyond for her clients, all while being compassionate and supportive. Amber has lived all over the country but calls Kentucky home and actually obtained her undergraduate degree from the University of Kentucky before moving to Michigan to obtain her law degree from Cooley Law School. In her free time, Amber loves to travel as much as possible with friends and family.

She is also an avid reader, loves horror movies, enjoys cooking and watching true crime documentaries. Amber spends time watching football and basketball with her fiancé and his son and their dogs. Helping others is something Amber is very passionate about and demonstrates that by being a Board Member for Great Plains Diabetes and Compelled to Care Foundation.

She is also a huge animal lover and volunteers with Beauties and Beasts. Amber is licensed to practice in Kansas and Oklahoma. She is a member of the Wichita Bar Association and Kansas Bar Association.

Practice areas

Education

Cooley Law School
J.D.
The University of Kentucky
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Kansas
State Bar of Oklahoma

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