Bill is a licensed attorney and real estate broker originally from Jackson, Mississippi but now calls Oxford, Mississippi his home. He received his undergraduate degree in history from the University of Mississippi. While attending the University of Mississippi, Bill was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa honor society, selected as a member of the University’s Hall of Fame, elected as the University Judicial Chair, and served as Vice President of his fraternity.

Bill moved back to Jackson in 2012 and began working for the Mississippi Poultry Association. He served as the Grower Relations Coordinator for over three years. His main responsibilities at the Mississippi Poultry Association was traveling the state assisting poultry producers regulatory concerns, researching legislative issues, and editing the Mississippi Poultry Association’s quarterly newsletter.

His time at the Mississippi Poultry Association examining regulations and researching legislative issues led him to pursue a law degree from the University of Mississippi School of Law. He took valuable classes concerning real estate, contracts, negotiations, and torts to name just a few.

After graduating from law school, Bill passed the Mississippi Bar to become a licensed attorney. He clerked for the Honorable Michael P. Mills, United States District Judge for Northern District of Mississippi where he assisted in legal research and drafting.

Bill then started his own general practice law firm. However, he began to realize that his passion for real estate was complimented by his legal background. This led him to sit for the Mississippi Real Estate Broker exam, which he passed to become a licensed Mississippi Real Estate Broker.

Bill is married to the former Claire Brabec. Together they have a son and two daughters. In his free time, Bill enjoys spending time with his family, history, and genealogy.