Bryan is a partner in the Complex Litigation Group and focuses his practice on representing corporate clients in highly regulated industries and regulatory investigations. He has extensive experience in representing managed care organizations, third-party administrators and pharmacy benefit managers in a broad range of individual and nationwide class action suits, including suits challenging provider contracting, network management, claims processing, benefit interpretations, and payment practices involving Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO), fraud, breach of contract, and unfair trade practices claims.

Bryan also frequently counsels corporate health care clients on best practices to mitigate litigation risk, and in the creation and implementation of policies and procedures to enhance legal compliance programs. He has counseled leading U.S. insurance companies, Fortune 500 health care companies, and a world-renowned medical center on an array of issues, including medical software licensing agreements, administrative service agreements, state licensing requirements, network management, data privacy, overpayment recoveries, clinical drug trials, commercial agreements with pharmaceutical drug manufacturers, and the creation of multimillion-dollar captive insurance policies.

As a result of his strong track record in efficiently managing numerous high-stakes litigation matters for his clients and providing counseling on best practices for minimizing litigation risk, Bryan has saved his clients millions of dollars in claims, legal fees and costs.

Bryan further dedicates a significant portion of his time to pro bono efforts, in which he handles difficult cases for low-income clients and nonprofit organizations, and he previously served as a court-appointed guardian ad litem for two minors.