Bryan earned his law degree from Pepperdine Caruso School of Law. While in law school, he clerked in the coveted Homicide Unit of the Orange County District Attorney’s Office and worked for several business litigation firms, building a strong foundation in civil litigation.

Bryan began his legal career handling complex trust and estate matters, elder abuse cases, conservatorships, and guardianships. His practice focused on financial exploitation and physical neglect cases, in which he represented numerous elders and advocated for the developmentally disabled. In his first trial, Bryan secured a unanimous jury verdict in a highly contested Los Angeles conservatorship proceeding.

Today, Bryan dedicates his career to advocating for survivors of sexual abuse. He represents survivors of abuse in schools, foster care, juvenile detention facilities, and youth sports organizations. Bryan has handled cases involving abuse in foster care and schools, holding institutions entrusted with children’s safety accountable when they fail to protect them.

Bryan cares deeply about every survivor he represents and pursues those responsible for their abuse with relentless tenacity.