Brett's practice focuses primarily on patent procurement, and includes extensive experience with both U.S. and foreign patents. Brett has drafted and prosecuted patent applications for a wide range of technologies including chemicals and chemical processes, biological agents and treatment methodologies, medical devices, prosthetic joints, ballistic devices, bullet containment systems, and tools and machinery. Brett has experience with patent appeals, patent re-examination and reissue proceedings, patent infringement analysis, and freedom to operate analysis, as well as experience with trademark prosecution and enforcement, copyright filings, and litigation. Brett was included as a member of the 2009 Utah Legal Elite.

Brett attended the University of Utah where he graduated magna cum laude with a bachelors degree in Chemical Engineering. While pursuing his education, Brett worked for two years at the Engineering Department's Petroleum Research Center, a state center of excellence, where he was responsible for designing experiments, designing and building equipment and operating experiments in high pressure fluid dynamics and oil reservoir simulation. Brett graduated from the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah where he was active in student associations and as a student intern. Brett is currently a member of the intellectual property and cyber law sections of the Utah State Bar.

Brett's hobbies include automobile construction and restoration, radio control model airplanes, ceramics, and gardening. These hobbies have given Brett experience in CNC machining of steel, aluminum and plastics, designing and constructing electrical control circuitry, designing, building, and flying model airplanes, construction of refractory kilns for ceramics, making ceramic sculpture and vases and formulating ceramic glazes. Brett is currently constructing a 1965 A/C Cobra replica.