Corey Brinson’s law career was once thriving.

He worked for Big Law firm Day Pitney in Hartford, and then the Washington, D.C., offices of Epstein, Becker & Green before opening his own practice in 2009. He represented more than 700 clients over the next seven years and then—with the representation of one client—his whole career came crashing down.

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