JD, with honors, University of Texas School of Law, 2005
BBA, Accounting, Texas A&M University, 1999

While in law school, Bryan was a member of the Texas Law Review. He was admitted to practice law in 2005.

• Texas State Bar

• Represented a developer in connection with securing a $121,500,000 construction loan from an institutional lender for the construction of a new high-rise apartment project in Houston, Texas
• Represented an automobile manufacturer in connection with the acquisition of real property for a new $1,600,000,000 automobile and manufacturing facility in Alabama
• Represents clients in transactions involving the simultaneous acquisition, ground leasing and financing of real property
• Negotiates property management and leasing agreements for property owners (multi-family, office and retail)

• "5 Things to Understand about the Texas Broker's Lien," CTCAR Newsletter, December 2009
• "Leveraging Your Lease in These Turbulent Times," Commercial Leasing Law and Strategy, November 2009
• "Potential Tax-Saving Tool: The Cost Segregation Study," Flick Report, February / March 2008
• "Protecting and Attacking Exclusive Use Provisions in Retail Leases," Commercial Leasing Law and Strategy, June 2007

• Panelist, "On The Ropes: Commercial Real Estate Relationships in Today's Challenging Climate: Considerations for Lenders, Landlords, Tenants, and Brokers," CTCAR Presentation, Austin, Texas, September 25, 2009
• Panelist, "Commercial Leases and Acquisitions: Serving the Unique Needs of Real Estate Investors and Users," CTCAR and CLBA Presentation, Austin, Texas, July 17, 2008
• Panelist, "Real Estate Development and the Needs of New Corporate America," Lorman Education Seminar, Austin, Texas, February 23, 2007

• State Bar of Texas