Bryan Pieper, Mediator and Attorney at Law

Bryan Pieper, Mediator and Attorney at Law Bryan Pieper is a civil mediator and attorney in Nashville, TN. Business disputes & employment Law

Whether it’s an employment law case or a complex business dispute, Bryan E. Pieper has litigated across the country, from New York to Oregon, California and Florida. As much as he loves being in the courtroom, Bryan is equally comfortable in the boardroom, counseling clients through internal labor and employment disputes or conducting in-house training or policy review in order to prevent disputes

. Bryan has lived around the world, having spent several years in Germany and Czechoslovakia, as well as having lived in international U.S. cities such as Miami and New Orleans, yet he loves to call Nashville home. Bryan first came to Nashville to attend Vanderbilt University, and wherever his travels have taken him, he has always returned. Bryan’s commercial litigation practice covers a broad range of business disputes, including corporate officer and director liability, fraud, theft of trade secrets, breach of contract, trademark infringement and antitrust violations. Bryan’s labor and employment law practice focuses not only on dispute resolution but also on dispute prevention through preventive measures such as policy preparation, HR training and corporate compliance. He frequently speaks to trade associations and at legal seminars on employment law topics such as wrongful termination, discrimination, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare"), ADA, FMLA, FLSA overtime regulation, and drafting and enforcing covenants not to compete. Bryan represents both employers and employees, and he firmly believes it makes him better at both. Bryan contends that you cannot be the best you can be unless you have walked in the shoes of your opponent. When he is not litigating a case or helping a client navigate a sticky employment or contract matter, Bryan’s practice provides him with the best possible perspective on the law – the view from the bench. For several years, Bryan served as an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ), presiding over disputes between Nashville Electric Service and its employees. For several years after that, he provided the same service as a Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) Outside Review Officer, presiding over disputes between MNPS and its employees. Companies hire Bryan to conduct internal investigations when they must get to the bottom of a business or workplace problem in a thorough and neutral manner. He also helps parties resolve disputes as a Rule 31 listed Civil Mediator. By representing plaintiffs, defendants and serving as a third-party neutral, Bryan has a 360-degree view of what really works and what doesn’t. Bryan received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, where he studied Political Science and German, though he completed a portion of his undergraduate studies at Regensburg University in Germany. Similarly, he received his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from Vanderbilt School of Law, though he also studied law at Charles University in Prague, Czechoslovakia (now, the Czech Republic). Bryan lives in East Nashville, where he and his family are active members of their Lockeland Springs neighborhood.

Grateful to my peers for selecting me to Best Lawyers, 2025 edition.
11/07/2024

Grateful to my peers for selecting me to Best Lawyers, 2025 edition.

The U.S. Department of Justice has recommended the breakup of Google LLC following an August court ruling found Google t...
10/11/2024

The U.S. Department of Justice has recommended the breakup of Google LLC following an August court ruling found Google to be an anticompetitive monopoly in violation of U.S. antitrust laws. The DOJ proposes Google divest divisions as its Chrome, Google Play, and Android.

For more on the August court ruling, click on the linked article.

Google has violated US antitrust law with its search business, a federal judge ruled Monday, handing the tech giant a staggering court defeat with the potential to reshape how millions of Americans get information online and to upend decades of dominance.

Biden Department of Labor hits “whites only” employer with fines.
05/28/2024

Biden Department of Labor hits “whites only” employer with fines.

A company that posted a job advertisement seeking only white candidates has been fined and come to separate agreements with the U.S. Departments of Justice and Labor.

It’s one thing to dominate a market because your product or service is better than others. It’s another thing to use ill...
09/26/2023

It’s one thing to dominate a market because your product or service is better than others. It’s another thing to use illegal means to maintain your dominant position and block others from fair competition. Several states and the FTC claim Amazon is doing the latter.

Let the judicial system do its thing, and we shall see. That’s what antitrust laws are for.

The Federal Trade Commission is suing Amazon, alleging that the company used its power as an online retail giant to pressure sellers and warp prices. NBC New...

This is big.
03/31/2023

This is big.

The Federal Trade Commission recently announced a proposed rule to prohibit employers from entering into or enforcing non-compete provisions with workers and independent contractors.

PSSI was caught illegally employing over 100 children in hazardous slaughterhouse jobs in 8 states. It paid $1.5 million...
02/22/2023

PSSI was caught illegally employing over 100 children in hazardous slaughterhouse jobs in 8 states. It paid $1.5 million in penalties after the U.S. Department of Labor obtained a temporary restraining order and a permanent injunction in federal court.

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Cryptocurrency exchange files bankruptcy. At least $1 Billion investor funds missing.
11/12/2022

Cryptocurrency exchange files bankruptcy. At least $1 Billion investor funds missing.

While it is known that FTX moved customer funds to Sam Bankman-Fried's Alameda trading desk, the missing funds are reported here for the first time. The financial hole was revealed in records that 'SBF' shared with other senior executives a week ago.

Great legal advice doesn’t have to break the bank!Check out part 4 of my 4-part series on creative billing structures th...
09/19/2022

Great legal advice doesn’t have to break the bank!

Check out part 4 of my 4-part series on creative billing structures that benefit both attorney and client.

Part 4 of 4 Installments

Great legal advice doesn’t have to break the bank!Check out part 3 of my 4-part series on win-win alternative billing ar...
09/06/2022

Great legal advice doesn’t have to break the bank!

Check out part 3 of my 4-part series on win-win alternative billing arrangements.

Part 3 of 4 Installments

Great legal advice does not have to break the bank!Check out installment 2 of my 4-part series on alternative billing st...
08/30/2022

Great legal advice does not have to break the bank!
Check out installment 2 of my 4-part series on alternative billing structures.

Part 2 of 4 Installments

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