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Mr. Bryson is a Marine Corps veteran, and he credits the Marine Corps with providing him with the resilience and fighting spirit he possesses. One lesson Mr. Bryson has taken to heart and has been able to apply to his practice of law is that the best way to avoid a fight is to make sure that you’re ready and willing to fight when needed. Most cases, whether civil or criminal, are resolved before trial.
Mr. Bryson realizes this truth, but he treats and prepares every case he works on as if it will go to trial. Mr. Bryson does this by preparing and doing all the motion work necessary to prepare a case for trial in the very early stages of the case. Mr. Bryson simultaneously works with the other side’s attorneys to try and negotiate a resolution suitable for both parties.
However, Mr. Bryson is ready and willing to take a case to trial when a mutual resolution is not able to be reached. Mr. Bryson is prepared to fully litigate your case if that’s what is necessary for you to reach a result that is suitable to your needs.
Mr. Bryson graduated cum laude with a B.S. in Business Management from Park University. He then obtained his J.D. from Rutgers Law School. While at Rutgers Law School Mr. Bryson was an Articles Editor and then a Managing Articles Editor on the Rutgers Computer and Technology Law Journal. He also interned for the New Jersey Attorney General Division on Civil Rights and the New Jersey Public Defender’s Office. While at Rutgers Law School, Mr. Bryson discovered how he could help individuals with his legal education by marrying this desire with his passion for constitutional, criminal defense, and civil rights law.
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- Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
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- White Collar Crime
- Employment Law
- Employment Discrimination, ERISA, Sexual Harassment, Whistleblower, Wrongful Termination
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- Civil Appeals, Federal Appeals
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- Q. I need law help on behalf of my friends rights getting violated against of the union county south dakota jail staff
- A: One thing your friend needs to do is file a grievance and appeal it with the jail staff until he’s exhausted all remedies.
Can you be more specific about how is rights are being violated. If you’re not comfortable sharing that information publicly call my office and schedule an appointment.
- Q. received a court summons for reckless driving I performed a wheelie on a motorcycle. What punishments am I looking at?
- A: You're most likely looking at a monetary fine with suspended jail time (meaning as long as you pay your fine and don't get in more trouble you won't have to serve any jail time).
- Q. How should I get my restricted work permit for the 2nd time when I finished my probation period and the case is sealed?
- A: How long were your driving privileges revoked for? Was it longer than for the probationary sentence? If no, then you should be able to apply to have your driving privileges reinstated. If yes, then you may need to explore a sentence modification that would allow you to have a work permit during the period of time your privileges are revoked.
