Attorney Profiles   »  Bryan Hannan, Esq.

Bryan Hannan has practiced as a Pinellas County criminal defense attorney since 2003. Bryan hails from the great State of Illinois and earned his Bachelor’s degree from Eastern Illinois University. Bryan subsequently attended and graduated from Stetson University College of Law in 2003. While attending Stetson University College of Law, Bryan focused on coursework in trial advocacy, evidence and pre-trial practice. Stetson has consistently ranked among the nation’s premier trial advocacy programs by U.S. News & World Report.

After graduating from Stetson, Bryan garnered tremendous litigation and trial experience while employed with the Office of the Public Defender in the Sixth Judicial Circuit. At the Public Defender’s Office, Bryan participated in and counseled many high profile cases. After leaving the Public Defender’s office for private practice as a Pinellas County criminal defense attorney, Bryan focused his practice on providing zealous and outstanding legal representation for felony and misdemeanor cases. This included such high profile cases as Dieterle vs. Florida, a first degree murder charge featured on national news such as O’Reilly Factor. Bryan has joined the Dolman Law Group to lend his litigation experience and trial expertise to insurance disputes and criminal defense cases.

Education
B.S. from Eastern Illinois University
J.D. Stetson University College of Law

Practice Areas
Felonies, including: drug trafficking, possession, murder, theft, RICO cases, dealing/fencing stolen property, sex offenses and unlicensed contracting. I also handle the following types of misdemeanors: DWLSR (driving while license suspended or revoked), theft, DUI. Read more about Dolman Law Group’s criminal defense abilities.

If you are in the need of a personal injury attorney or a criminal defense attorney in the Clearwater, Palm Harbor,Crystal Beach, Ozona, Dunedin, Largo, Pinellas Park, Bradenton, Sarasota, St. Petersburg, Tampa or Trinity areas, contact me at bryan@dolmanlaw.com

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