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Frank Bryan is a former State District Judge and Chief Felony Proscutor in Travis County. Mr. Bryan has practiced criminal defense law in Austin, Texas, for the the past 10 years.
If you are charged with a crime in Austin, Williamson, or Hays county, please call to arrange for a free 20-minute conslutation.
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610 Brazos Street, Suite 660, Austin, TX, 78701
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Posted by anonymous | October 16, 2013
Frank Bryan was instrumental in assisting us with a case and getting the best possible result for us. We could not have asked for more and the stakes were very high. He was focused on assisting us and fighting for the best possible outcome. He never took his eye off the ball in our case. Peop...
Posted by anonymous | August 27, 2013
From day one Frank was dependable and always available to answer my questions and concerns regarding my case. As a medical professional I had a lot to loose including my career. He fought for my case and won. The case was dismissed and I am forever indebted to him. He was personable, patient, and ha...
Posted by anonymous | August 23, 2013
I can't thank Frank Bryan Jr enough for his determination and diligent interest in my case. Although I've used his expertise before, his performance and efforts were the same. He was very professional in his work yet made me feel like it was important that I get the best results for such an unpleasan...
Posted by anonymous | August 22, 2013
Great lawyer Was smart enough to hire a phycolagest to get involved from the get go. Had an issue medically induce. I held a gun to relative, then held the police at bay for 4 hours. He was able to prove that I was tempoary insane (which I was). The case was dropped prior to the hearing. With letter...
Posted by anonymous | August 22, 2013
I am most pleased to recommend Frank Bryan to anyone looking for a well qualified and experienced attorney. We hired Mr. Bryan to work with our local attorney in Dallas on a case that was filed in Austin, Texas. Mr. Bryan was always professional, honest , and provided excellent counsel. Once we unkno...
"I first met Frank when he worked as a prosecutor in the Travis County Attorney's office and I opposed him as a defense attorney. When he became an assistance district attorney, I again had cases against him. I found him to be a hard-working advocate. When he was appointed by the governor as the judge of the 403rd district court, I found him to be a judge whose aim it was to be fair and just. And now in his current position as a defense attorney, I see him working hard every day to represent his clients and get the best possible outcome for them. Over the past twenty-some years, I have seen him become a skilled advocate who is always extremely prepared. Frank Bryan is a man of integrity. He is an excellent lawyer and advocate. I heartily endorse him."
"I've known Frank Bryan for over 10 years now. Frank's experience as a defense attorney, former prosecutor and former judge gives him the unique ability to evaluate a case from every angle. As others have said, his professionalism, ethics and knowledge of the law are second to none. I'm proud to endorse him."
"I endorse this lawyer. He is top notch. Frank Bryan was one of my mentors when I was a young Assistant District Attorney. He taught me a lot. When it's time for me to pick a jury, I frequently ask Frank to take notes on the panel of potential jurors. If I were asked to rate Frank on how his knowledge of the law, his ethics, and how hard he works, from 1-10 (10 being the best), I would rate him a 10, only because 11 isn't an option. Frank has been an Assistant District Attorney, a Special Assistant United States Attorney, a criminal District Judge, and has worked in the Texas Governor's office handling criminal matters. The depth and breadth of his experience is impressive."
"I have worked with Frank on a number of cases, and referred a number of client s to Frank. On the cases we have worked on together, Frank has always obtained a great result for the client. As for the clients I have referred to Frank, to a person they have been pleased with his work."
"Frank is a talented attorney with years of experience as both a prosecutor and a criminal defense attorney. He is aggressive, ethical, hard-working, and well respected. I recommend him without reservation."
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2001
Appointed State District Judge, Governor George W. Bush
2003 - Present
Owner, Law Office of Frank Bryan
2000 - 2002
State District Judge, 403rd District Court of Travis County
2000 - 2001
Special Assistant United States Attorney, United States Attorney's Office
1990 - 1999
Assistant District Attorney, Travis County District Attorney's Office
1988 - 1990
Assistant County Attorney, Travis County Attorney's Office
2003 - Present
Austin Criminal Defense Lawyers AssociationMember
1986 - Present
State Bar of TexasMember
2010 - 2012
Austin Criminal Defense Lawyers AssociationPast Treasurer
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1982
BBA - Bachelor of Business Administration
2013
Tips for Negotiating with Prosecutors
2004
Selecting the Jury
2001
403rd District Court Procedures
1997
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