Professional Biography

Bryan is an associate at Smith|Hartvigsen where he practices Natural Resources Law, focusing on all aspects of water, oil & gas, and land use issues for private clients as well as public and local government entities.  Bryan also represents clients in intellectual property matters involving patent and trademark prosecution.  Prior to joining Smith|Hartvigsen, Bryan served as in-house counsel for a Utah-based technology firm.  Bryan is a native of Price, Utah.
 
Practice Areas

Natural Resources Law
Intellectual Property
 
Professional Memberships

2004    Utah federal and state courts
2003    U.S. Patent & Trademark Office
 
Awards and Distinctions

While in law school, he placed second in the western regional moot court competition. 

Education

2004    Juris Doctor, J. Reuben Clark Law School at
           Brigham Young University, cum laude; Senior Editor for the
           BYU Law Review. 
2001    Bachelors, Chemical Engineering, Brigham Young University 
1999    A.S., College of Eastern Utah
 
Interests

Bryan is an avid baseball fan, and enjoys fishing, mountain biking, and tennis. He also enjoys playing the piano and reading and studying history.

Languages

Portuguese