Lewis & Roberts
Firm & Attorneys
Daniel K. Bryson
Practice Areas
- Construction Defects
- Consumer Class Actions
- Pharmaceutical & Defective Drug Litigation
- Product Liability Litigation
Education
- University of North Carolina, B.A., 1983
- University of North Carolina at Greensboro, M.B.A., 1986
- Wake Forest University, J.D., cum laude, 1988
Bar Admission
- 1988, North Carolina
Professional Memberships
- North Carolina (Chair, Construction Law Section, Council, 2001-2002) and American (Member, Construction Law Section, Fidelity and Surety Law Committee) Bar Associations
- North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers
- ATLA (Member, Construction Defects, Cox-2, and Mold Litigation Sections).
Honors
- Member, Wake Forest Law Review, 1987-1988
- Named as a member of "North Carolina's Legal Elite" by Business North Carolina in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006.
- Named as one of North Carolina's "Super Lawyers" in construction litigation.
- Named as one The Best Lawyers in America in commercial litigation.
- Martindale-Hubbell "AV" (highest) rated.
Classes/Seminars Taught
The following is a partial list of the Continuing Legal Education
(CLE) classes and seminars at which Mr. Bryson has taught and/or
moderated:
- "Condominium Construction Issues in North Carolina" Lorman CLE Seminar, Scheduled January 2008 (Raleigh, North Carolina) (Moderator and Speaker)
- “What You Need To Know About General Liability Insurance Coverage”, Contracts for Construction Lawyers: How to Get the Party Started, NCBA Foundation, September 2006 (Greensboro, North Carolina) (Speaker)
- "Critical Issues in Construction Defects Litigation - Insurance Coverage in the Trenches" and "Cutting-Edge Issues in Construction Defects Litigation, Selected Evidentiary Issues from Recent Cases", Judicial Education Program - AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies, Second Annual Judicial Symposium, March 2006 (Washington, DC) (Panelist and Speaker)
- “What You Need To Know About General Liability Insurance Coverage”, We Can Work It Out–Real Estate Rights and Remedies, NCBA Foundation, February 2006 (Cary, North Carolina) (Speaker)
- “Mealey’s Construction Defect & Mold Litigation Conference”, Mealey’s Annual Convention, November 2005 (Phoenix, Arizona) (National Co-Chair)
- "Emerging Issues in Construction Defect Class Actions", Plaintiff's Counsel Mold Summit, October 2005 (Chicago, Illinois) (Speaker)
- "Litigating Construction Defects as Mass Torts: EIFS, Mold, Concrete, and More", 2005 ATLA Convention, July 2005 (Toronto, Canada) (Speaker)
- “Mealey’s Construction Defect & Mold Litigation Conference”, Mealey’s Annual Convention, December 2004 (Las Vegas, Nevada) (National Co-Chair)
- “The Future of Mold Litigation”, ATLA Annual Convention, Construction Defects-Property Damages Litigation Group, July 2004 (Boston, Massachusetts) (Moderator & Speaker)
- “Current Status of EIFS Litigation”, Mealeys: National Mold Litigation Conference, June 2004 (Orlando, Florida) (Speaker)
- “Toxic Mold: A Legal Primer”, CAI: 2004 Community Association Law Seminar, February 2004 (Las Vegas, Nevada) (Speaker)
- “ M5: Mold, Moisture, Misery and Money – Plus Myth”, NCATL, October 2003 (San Diego, California) (Speaker)
- “What You Really Need to Know About Mold and Legal Liabilities”, Lorman, August 2003 (Greenville, North Carolina) (Speaker)
- “Bad Buildings, Bad Products, Toxic Mold – A Primer”, ATLA Annual Convention, July 2003 (San Francisco, California) (Speaker)
- “Solving Water Intrusion and Mold Problems in North Carolina”, Lorman, July 2003 (Raleigh, North Carolina) (Speaker)
- “Harris-Martin: Mold Litigation-Beyond the Basics II”, Harris-Martin, June, 2003 (New Orleans. Louisiana) (Speaker)
- “Toxic Mold: A Legal Primer”, CAI National Conference and Exposition, May 2003 (Dallas, Texas) (Speaker)
- "Why Are We Moldy Now", Mississippi Trial Lawyers Association, April 2003 (Panelist and Speaker)
- “Solving Water Intrusion and Mold Problems in North Carolina”, Lorman, February 2003 (Greenville, North Carolina) (Speaker)
- “Solving Water Intrusion and Mold Problems in North Carolina”, Lorman, February 2003 (Raleigh, North Carolina) (Speaker)
- "Mold-The Construction Industry's Newest Four-Letter Word", The "Contractor's" Construction Superconference, December 2002 (San Francisco, California) (Panelist)
- "Strategies on Mold Litigation", Mealey's Construction Defects in 2002: EIFS, CCA Treated Wood and Mold, October 2002 (Atlanta, Georgia) (Plaintiff Leader)
- "The Business of Mold: Breakout Sessions", HarrisMartin's Mold Litigation: Beyond the Basics, October 2002 (San Antonio, Texas) (Plaintiff Leader)
- "Solving Water Intrusion and Mold Problems in North Carolina", Lorman, July 2002 (Raleigh, North Carolina) (Speaker)
Articles
The following is a partial list of the articles and papers
authored and/or contributed to by Mr. Bryson:
- State of
the Union on Condominium Construction Issues and How to Protect a
Potential Claim
(596kb PDF)
by: Daniel K. Bryson, et al. - Are CGL
Policies Still Worth Having?
(1.01mb PDF)
by: Daniel K. Bryson and Geoffrey S. Proud -
The Latest on Mold and What You Should Know
(161kb PDF)
by: Daniel K. Bryson and Scott C. Harris - What You
Need to Know About General Liability Insurance Coverage
(120kb PDF)
by: Daniel K. Bryson and Geoffrey S. Proud -
General Contractor Liability
for Defective Construction and the Subcontractor Exception
(137kb PDF)
by: Daniel K. Bryson and Geoffrey S. Proud - Liability Issues in
Construction Defect Cases
(262kb PDF)
by: Daniel K. Bryson, et al - Toxic Mold: A
Legal Primer
(375kb PDF)
by: Daniel K. Bryson -
North Carolina
Construction Law Deskbook Chapter on North Carolina Suretyship
(258kb PDF)
by: James A. Roberts, Daniel K. Bryson, George V. Burns, J. Andrew Fine, and Geoffrey S. Proud -
Synthetic
Stucco Update: 1999
(74kb PDF)
by: Daniel K. Bryson
Civic Activities
- President and Chairman of the Board, Occoneechee Council Boy Scouts of America (2005-2007)
- West Raleigh Baseball Assistant Coach
- President North Raleigh Kiwanis (1995)
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Alumni Association
Born: Asheville, North Carolina, December 3, 1960
Office Location: Raleigh, North Carolina
Phone: (919) 981-0191
Fax: (919) 981-0431
