About

Brian Kerley is an attorney with Weeks & Irvine whose current practice focuses solely on real estate transactions. He joined the firm in 2021 after practicing personal injury law at a local firm. He later transitioned into real estate law and now devotes his practice to transactional matters. The firm’s current locations page lists Kerley with its Goose Creek office rather than a Charleston office.

Kerley earned a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from the University of South Carolina and later earned his law degree from the University of South Carolina School of Law. His education combines criminal justice study with formal legal training. That background supports the document review, legal analysis, communication, and attention to transaction requirements involved in a practice centered on real estate matters and property transfers.

Kerley began his legal career handling personal injury matters before moving into real estate law. Since joining Weeks & Irvine, he has focused solely on real estate transactions. This change places his current work firmly in transactional real estate rather than litigation. His experience reflects a career progression from contested injury matters to a practice focused on the legal documents and coordinated steps involved in completing property transactions.

Brian Kerley is a member of the South Carolina Bar and the Charleston County Bar Association. His present transactional practice is distinct from his earlier personal injury work and is devoted to real estate matters. He brings legal training and prior client-representation experience to real estate matters while maintaining a current professional focus that the firm describes exclusively as real estate transactions.

Law Office Affiliations

  • Attorney, Weeks & Irvine, LLC
  • Member, South Carolina Bar
  • Member, Charleston County Bar Associations

Licensed State

  • South Carolina

Education

  • University of South Carolina School of Law
    Law degree
  • University of South Carolina
    Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice

Awards & Badges


South Carolina barCharleston County Bar Association
  • Commercial Real Estate
  • Construction & Development
  • Property Disputes
  • Real Estate
  • Residential Real Estate
  • Title & Boundary Issues

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