Bryan Gregory Smith

Bryan Gregory Smith is a committed attorney serving Kennewick, Washington, and beyond. Raised in Yakima, Washington, Bryan earned his psychology degree from Western Washington University and his law degree from Seattle University. He returned to Yakima to practice law, deeply connected to the community of his upbringing.

Before entering the legal field, Bryan worked as an advocate for children with mental illness. His legal career continues this advocacy, representing children and families in the civil justice system. His practice areas include representing victims of sexual abuse, medical malpractice, serious injuries, and wrongful death.

A graduate of the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution mediation training program, Bryan is skilled in mediating complex litigation, including multi-party cases, both regionally and nationally. He is admitted to practice in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and New Mexico, and collaborates with local counsel to represent clients in states like California, Nevada, Montana, South Dakota, Hawaii, New York, and Pennsylvania.

Bryan frequently speaks at legal education seminars on personal injury law, wrongful death, sexual abuse litigation, and injuries occurring on Indian reservations. He contributes as an author to the Medical Negligence Deskbook, published by the Washington State Association for Justice.

Actively involved in the legal community, Bryan serves on the Board of the Legal Foundation of Washington (Law Fund), supporting legal aid for those in need. Outside of law, he enjoys running, playing guitar and piano, traveling, and spending time with family. He is also passionate about volunteering and supporting causes related to poverty, childhood education, and the arts.

Bryan hosts the DreamPath Podcast, exploring the creative journeys of artists, including musicians, filmmakers, and writers.