About Bryan S.
Bryan S. Brinyark began his professional trail in Alabama. He earned his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Alabama in 1986 and took his law degree from the University of Alabama School of Law in 1990. Those local ties have shaped a profession spent largely in state and municipal practice.
He entered personal practice in the early Nineteen Nineties, operating first at Burns & Ellis in 1993 after which at Malone and Newell in 1994. Partnerships observed as his position shifted from associate to company chief. In 1997 he joined Malone, Brinyark and Nelson as a partner, and in 2000 he continued with Brinyark & Nelson, P.C. A 2004 move placed him at Brinyark, Lee, Hickman and Hocutt, P.C. By 2009 he was a shareholder at Rosen Harwood, P.A., and in 2014 he have become a shareholder at Brinyark & Frederick, P.C., the firm where he practices nowadays.
Parallel to his private practice, Brinyark has taken on municipal judicial duties. He served as a substitute city pass judgement on in Tuscaloosa in 1999. He was appointed or elected as a metropolis pass judgement on in Brent in 2003 and in Centreville in 2005. Later he served as a judge for the Town of Woodstock in 2015. Those roles put him frequently in municipal courtrooms and involved him within the day-to-day management of nearby justice.
His bar credentials include admission to practice in Alabama and in the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. Over 3 many years he has moved between courtroom work, firm management and municipal judicial service. That blend of duties has left him relaxed each at counsel desk and at the bench.
In 2024 he further elected office to his résumé, winning a seat within the Alabama House of Representatives. His time in the legislature builds on years of local legal work and municipal service. He brings the attitude of a practicing lawyer and a former municipal judge to his position as a state representative.
Today Brinyark splits his professional life among his responsibilities as a shareholder at Brinyark & Frederick, P.C., his service within the Alabama House of Representatives, and the continued demands of his personal practice. He presently divides his time between company responsibilities, legislative work and maintaining his private legal practice.
