About
Greg Bryant is a Little Rock attorney who has represented clients since 1982. His practice includes defending people facing federal and state criminal charges, as well as handling family disputes and contested inheritance or trust matters. He has worked on child custody conflicts and cases involving claimed misuse of trust assets. His practice emphasizes preparing cases carefully and examining evidence before pursuing a defense or other legal remedy.
Bryant received a J.D. from the University of Arkansas School of Law in Fayetteville, as confirmed by independent attorney records. His legal education preceded decades of experience with criminal defense and disputed civil matters. He has handled cases involving family relationships, contested inheritance, and trusts as well as proceedings initiated by state and federal prosecutors. His training and early practice provided a foundation for investigating facts, constructing legal arguments, and representing clients in court.
Bryant’s official website identifies several cases that attracted public attention, including United States v. Fredrick George Celani and United States v. Larry Cooney. It describes Coleman v. Watt, a federal court action involving a judge. He has defended clients facing prosecutors and has represented individuals in conflicts involving custody, inherited property, and trust management. These examples show a practice involving courtroom advocacy and disputes with high personal stakes.
Greg Bryant describes preparation as central to his approach to practicing law. His long-running private practice includes federal and state criminal defense and legal conflicts affecting families and property rights. Rather than relying on claims of guaranteed results, his published account points to prior cases and courtroom work. His focus is on understanding the facts, identifying the issues in dispute, and developing the appropriate response for each client.
Law Office Affiliations
- Attorney, Greg Bryant, Attorney At Law
- Member, Arkansas Bar Association
Licensed State
- Arkansas
Awards & Badges

- Drug Crime
- Federal Crime
- Homicide
- Parole & Probation
- White Collar Crime
- Child Custody
- Divorce & Separation
- Litigation
- Identity Theft
- Trusts





