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About Bryan
Biography
I was motivated to attend law school after working as a geologist for a family-owned oil and gas business in Kentucky. I statrted in the Environmental Department of Greenebaum Doll & McDonald, working primarily on oil and gas-related issues and litigation. In 1997, I returned to my hometown of Owensboro, and focus on oil and gas, environmental, and real estate issues. I have worked with state and federal environmental and oil and gas regulatory agencies. I also serve as General Counsel for teh Owensboro Riverport Authority. I have served on the Board of Directors for the Kentucky Oil and Gas Association since 1993, and also on the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission. I have also served as the chairman of the Daviess County Solid Waste and Environmental Education Panel for several years.
Practice Areas
4
Practice Areas
Oil and Gas
35%
35 years
Real Estate
25%
29 years
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Licensed in Indiana for 14 years
State: Indiana
Acquired: 2012
No misconduct found
Licensed in Kentucky for 34 years
State: Kentucky
Acquired: 1991
No misconduct found
Location
Sullivan Mountjoy Stainback & Miller PSC
100 Saint Ann St, Po Box 727, Owensboro, KY, 42303-4144
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Experience
Honors
2014
America's Most Honored Professionals, The American Registry
2011
AV Preeminent Rated, Martindale-Hubbell
2009
Best Lawyer- Oil and Gas Law, Best Lawyers in America
1991
Order of the Coif, Northern Kentucky University Salmon P. Chase College of Law
1991
Magna Cum Laude, Northern Kentucky University Salmon P. Chase College of Law
Work Experience
1997 - Present
Member, Sullivan Mountjoy Stainback & MIller, PSC
1991 - 1997
Associate, Greenebaum Doll & McDonald, PLLC
1989 - 1990
Law Clerk, Robinson Arnzen Parry & Wentz
Associations
2012 - Present
Indiana State Bar AssociationMember
1997 - Present
Daviess County Bar AssociationMember
1993 - Present
Kentucky Oil and Gas AssociationBoard Member
1991 - Present
Kentucky Bar AssociationMember
2009 - 2010
Daviess County Bar AssociationPresident
2004 - 2008
Kentucky Oil and Gas AssociationVice President
1997 - 2010
Kentucky Oil and Gas AssociationLegal Committee Chairman
Sample of Legal Cases
National Solid Wastes Management Ass’n v. Daviess County, 434 F.3d 898 (6th Cir 2006), reversed 550 U.S. 931 (U.S. 2007)
United States Supreme Court reversed lower court rulings and upheld validity of Daviess County flow control ordinance. One of the first in the nation since 1995
Michael F. Geiger, LLC and Bill S. Gough, LLC v. USA, 456 F.Supp.2d 885 (W.D. Ky. 2006)
Clients Michael F. Geiger, LLC and Bill S Gough, LLC determined to own the CBM under 27,000 acres in Union, Webster, and Henderson Counties in Kentucky
Education
1991
Northern Kentucky University, Salmon P. Chase College of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1983
Indiana University
BS - Bachelor of Science
Speaking Engagements
2005
30th Mineral Law Conference
Termination of Pipeline Rights
2004
29th Mineral Law Conference
Alphabet Soup: Finding the Best Acronym for Disposal of CBM H2O
2003
24th Annual Institute
Environmental Implications for Coalbed Methane
2002
27th Mineral Law Conference
Revisions to Kentucky Oil and Gas Statutes
2000
25th Mineral Law Conference
Significant Developments Impacting the Oil and Gas Industry
1999
24th Annual Conference on Mineral Law
Who’s Going to Clean Up the Oil Patch? Environmental Consequences of Lease Transfer, Termination, and Abandonment
1998
19th Annual MIneral Law Institute
Recent Developments in Oil & Gas & Environmental Law
1996
21st Annual Mineral Law Conference
The World Wide Web: Practical Information
1994
19th Annual Mineral Law Conference
Update on NORM: Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials
1993
Tackling Environmental Issues in Kentucky
Preparation and Implementation of Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans and Groundwater Protection Plans
Publications
1995
Northern Kentucky Law Review
Who’s Going to Regulate NORM?, 22 Northern Kentucky Law Review 5 (1995)
1991
Northern Kentucky Law Review
University of Louisville v. O’Bannon: Retroactive Application of Board of Claims Act Amendments, 18 Northern Kentucky Law Review 121 (1991)
Languages
English