Bryan has experience in preparing and prosecuting patent applications in the mechanical and electro-mechanical arts, and trademark applications. Additionally, Bryan has rendered infringement, patentability, and validity opinions, and has experience in drafting and negotiating various business agreements and documents including confidentiality and nondisclosure agreements and Internet-related agreements.

Prior to entering the practice of law, Bryan was a project engineer at TLT-Babcock. At TLT-Babcock, Bryan worked with design, production, and assembly processes for custom engineered axial fans, centrifugal fans, dampers, and ash handling systems for use in the utility, industrial and construction industries.

During law school, Bryan was a member of the University of Dayton Law Review, serving as the Managing Editor for 2004-2005. He was published in the University of Dayton Law Review for an article entitled “Barbie’s Life in Plastic: It’s Fantastic For First Amendment Protection – Or Is It?” University of Dayton Law Review, Issue 29 Page 405.

Bryan is currently a member of the Cleveland Intellectual Property Law Association, the Cleveland Bar Association, the Ohio State Bar Association, and the American Intellectual Property Law Association.