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ReadBryan P. Myre
Partner
- Phone:
- 509.517.5003
- Fax:
- 509.282.8439
- Email:
- bmyre@hawleytroxell.com
Biography
Bryan P. Myre is a partner in Hawley Troxell’s Business & Corporate, Real Estate, and Environmental & Renewable Energy practice groups in Yakima. Bryan’s practice focuses primarily on business matters including entity formation, contracts, acquisitions, sales, and related issues, including business litigation. He also lends his transactional expertise to estate planning and probate matters.
Bryan’s real estate practice consists of a wide variety of real estate transactional matters and issues, from sales and acquisitions to leases and boundary line issues. He is also well-versed in water law, currently representing a variety of irrigation districts and individual water users and having previously participated in the Aquavella water rights litigation to determine surface water rights for all of the Yakima Basin.
BAR ADMISSIONS
Washington
California
PROFESSIONAL/CIVIC ACTIVITIES
Yakima Downtown Rotary, Member
Pegasus Project, Former Board Member
Yakima Estate Planning Counsel, Former Member
EDUCATION
Law School:
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, J.D. with distinction, 1997
Traynor Honor Society
Undergraduate:
Washington State University, B.A. Business Administration & Economics, 1992
Minor: Communication
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