For more than 25 years, Bryan has represented Kentucky’s public and private employers on all aspects of litigation, governance, education and employment law, and civil rights. His unique understanding of the First Amendment and its application to local governments, higher education institutions, and K-12 schools is the hallmark of his practice. He has counseled and defended some of the largest employers in the region in various employment law matters, and serves as the city attorney for a municipality in Central Kentucky.
Bryan has defended numerous claims before the EEOC charging race, gender, age, and disability discrimination, and public employee speech claims. He has also represented business owners in their entrepreneurial interests assisting as they serve as economic drivers in our local communities, offer dependable and supportive jobs for Kentucky families, and provide continuity of service to their customers.
A Life Member of the Sixth Circuit Judicial Conference, Bryan is a former Kentucky Chapter President of the Federal Bar Association, and was named by Best Lawyers the 2023 “Lawyer of the Year” for employment law in the Lexington metropolitan region.