Overview
Victoria Brewster focuses her practice on complex civil litigation, with an emphasis on developing effective litigation strategies and advocating for clients at all stages of a dispute.
Before joining Todd & Weld, Victoria served as a judicial intern for the Massachusetts Superior Court, where she conducted legal research and assisted with drafting bench memoranda and decisions. She previously worked as a law clerk at Clean Harbors, where she drafted position statements, demand letters, and conducted legal research in preparation for litigation.
Victoria earned her J.D., with a Trial Advocacy Concentration, from Suffolk University Law School, where she graduated from the Evening Division. She was a member of Suffolk’s National Trial Team and National Moot Court Team. She won Suffolk’s Tom C. Clark Appellate Advocacy Competition and was inducted into the Phi Delta Phi International Legal Honor Society. She also served as a teaching assistant for the first-year Legal Practice Skills course.
Prior to law school, Victoria worked in environmental policy and advocacy, including as an AmeriCorps CivicSpark Fellow. She also worked with Pacific Environment and The Nature Conservancy.
Victoria received her B.A. in Environmental Studies, Political Science, and Public Policy from the University of Redlands, where she was a member of the NCAA Swim and Dive Team.