Bryan Pritikin joined Carlile Patchen & Murphy in 2018 and is a member of the firm’s litigation practice group. Bryan focuses his practice on complex civil and commercial disputes and business torts to include regulatory and administrative matters. He routinely appears before trial and appellate courts at both federal and state levels as well as various regulatory and administrative boards and commissions.
Bryan adheres to a specific philosophy: Work. Prevail. His pre-trial diligence translates to focused and persuasive trial advocacy. Through the use of CPM’s diverse practice capabilities and cross-functional practice groups Bryan is able meet the needs of CPM’s clients in any litigation context. Planning for the worst helps to create success that might otherwise be elusive.
EDUCATION
Bryan received his law degree from Capital University Law School where he received the CALI award for advanced trial advocacy. He received his undergraduate degree from The Ohio State University.
While at Capital, Bryan founded and served as President of the Military Law Society and served on the International Criminal Law Moot Court team, which was awarded best defense brief at competition. Bryan successfully drafted and lobbied for the implementation of the Civil and Criminal litigation concentrations to Capital University Law School’s curriculum and served as the Regional Lt. Governor of Central Ohio for the ABA/LSD 6th Circuit (2007-2008).
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS
Bryan is a member of the Ohio State Bar Association and the Columbus Bar Association.
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION
Bryan was recognized as a “Rising Star” by Ohio Super Lawyers Magazine in 2018 and 2019.
PUBLICATIONS
- “Go Green: Senate Bill 57 and Redefining Hemp,” CBA Lawyer’s Quarterly, Summer 2019 Edition (July 8, 2019)
- “Tort Law, 2d (Baldwin’s Ohio Practice,” Products Liability and Cyberspace Litigation, (December 2011)
- “A Young Lawyer’s View on the Importance of Persuasive Writing,” The Verdict (December 2011)
PRESENTATIONS
“Under the Lens: Overt and Covert Surveillance in Skilled Nursing Facilities, presented to the Academy of Senior Health Sciences” 2016 Annual Conference (October 28, 2016)
PUBLIC SERVICE
Bryan served as a Paratrooper assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. He stays active in his community and regularly volunteers with the Central Ohio Chapter of the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation and Veterans Companion Animal Services (VCAS) where he serves as Deputy Chair for the Patriot Committee.
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