Bryan Konoski, Esq. is a passionate and unwavering advocate with more than two decades of experience in high-stakes litigation. He believes that his practice gives him the ability to stand up for his clients and protect them when they need it most.
Mr. Konoski received his undergraduate degree in Psychology from SUNY Stony Brook, where he graduated cum laude, was a member of numerous honor societies, and received multiple academic awards. At Brooklyn Law School, he was a Dean’s Merit Scholar and a member of the Moot Court Honor Society. Upon graduation, he received a prestigious award for his success in trial advocacy and later served as a trial advocacy instructor for an elite trial competition program at the school. He also scored a 149 out of 150 on the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination, placing him in the 99th percentile nationally.
In addition to his legal practice, Bryan is the Co-Founder and Chief Vision Officer of Brief Master, Inc. and the primary architect of the Brief Master™ analytical framework. Drawing on his extensive litigation experience, he identified the limitations of a traditional manual-only approach to Social Security Disability appeals, particularly in maintaining jurisdictional consistency across voluminous administrative records while producing consistently high-quality briefs in a high-volume practice.
As the lead visionary behind Brief Master™, Bryan has spearheaded the organization of federal statutes, Social Security Rulings, and Circuit-specific precedent into a structured digital intelligence layer. His work focuses on Legal Engineering – breaking judicial reasoning into verifiable logic trees—and has helped transform Brief Master™ from a conceptual framework into a specialized API designed for federal appeals.
Kira Treyvus, Esq. is a dedicated litigator who believes that a thorough and determined approach to every case is the key to achieving the best possible result for her clients.
Ms. Treyvus demonstrated her courtroom abilities early in her career while attending Brooklyn Law School, where she was one of only eight students selected to participate in the Moot Court Honor Society’s elite trial program. She competed against leading trial teams throughout New York State, and through her dedication, detailed case preparation, and leadership, the Brooklyn Law School trial team was ranked No. 1 in New York State and in the top 2.5% nationally. As a practicing attorney, she has since logged thousands of hours conducting hearings and trials.
Kira is also the Co-Founder and Chief of Operations of Brief Master, Inc., where she directs the platform’s operational framework and quality-governance protocols. Drawing on her background in complex litigation management, she focuses on the intersection of high-volume legal operations and precision-driven quality control.
As the architect of Brief Master’s human-in-the-loop review workflows, Kira oversees the integration of the Brief Master™ API with legal teams and manages the attorney-review ecosystem. She developed a multi-layered verification protocol requiring federal appellate counsel to validate system findings against the administrative record, ensuring that technology enhances rather than replaces professional legal judgment.
At Brief Master™, Kira also oversees standards for attorney output and ethical guardrails, with a focus on maintaining reliability, consistency, and professional accountability throughout the platform.