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Brian O'Reilly is a Partner in the Firm's Austin office practicing in the area of transportation, administrative and public law. Brian’s practice focuses on the development of major infrastructure projects by public and private entities. He advises clients on procurement matters and legal issues related to the planning, construction, financing and operation of infrastructure projects. Additionally, he is experienced in general counsel representation of government agencies, legislative strategy, drafting and negotiating interlocal and interagency agreements, acquisition of right-of-way, and regulatory compliance, including advising on issues related to Open Meetings and Open Records and ethics.
CREDENTIALS
Education
- J.D., The University of Texas School of Law, 2010
Staff Member, Texas International Law Journal - B.A., Government, The University of Texas at Austin, 2005
Bar Admissions
- Texas
Awards & Recognitions
- Named, The Best Lawyers in America®, Administrative / Regulatory Law (2025)
- Named, Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, Transportation Law (2023)
Community Leadership
- Member, Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce
- Member, Real Estate Council of Austin
- Member, Austin Bar Association
- Member, Austin Young Lawyers Association
- Volunteer Reading Mentor, Austin Partners in Education
- Leadership Austin, 2017 Essential Class
Professional History
- Commission Assistant, Texas Department of Transportation, Austin, Texas (2009-2010)
- Chief Committee Clerk, Texas House of Representatives Transportation Committee, Austin, Texas (2009)
- Legislative Assistant, Office of Texas State Senator Kim Brimer, Austin, Texas (2006-2008)
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