Attorney
Bryan S. Peeples
- Office: Office: (757) 490-6283
- Fax: (757) 502-7380
- bpeeples@pendercoward.com
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Bryan focuses his practice in the areas of maritime and riparian law, construction law, worker’s compensation, and national security. A prolific author, Bryan has written articles on Virginia aquaculture and maritime law, including the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act; the Virginia Primary Sand Dune and Beaches Act; and the Virginia Tidal Wetlands Act. He has been published in a number of professional journals on a variety of topics, ranging from Virginia real property law to the Anti-Terrorism Act.
Bryan is a member of the firm's waterfront law practice group, and writes blog articles regularly on the group's website devoted to waterfront (riparian) property rights law, maritime and admiralty law, and environmental law. Please click here to visit the waterfront law team's website.
Before joining the firm is 2018, Bryan retired from the U.S. Navy after 22 years of service as a pilot. He completed seven combat deployments and served as the Commanding Officer of a helicopter squadron. His last assignment was Lead Rotational Planner for the Joint Staff, where he provided strategic advice to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs and the Secretary of Defense.
- American Bar Association
- Virginia Bar Association
- Virginia Trail Lawyers Association
- James Kent Inn of Court
- Naval Helicopter Association
- Honorable Richard T. Kellam Professionalism Award
- 12 Ronald L. Fick Book Awards, Regent University School of Law
- Defense Meritorious Service Medal
- Air Medal
- Navy Helicopter Association East Coast Pilot of the Year, 2002
- Navy Commendation Medal, Awarded Five Times
- Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, Environmental Law, 2021
- Tidewater Dirtriders Motorcycle Club
- PTSA at Redmill Elementary and Ocean Lakes High School
- How to Build a Pier in Virginia: Five Things Waterfront Property Owners Need to Know - April 2020
- How do I Recover Money Damages If I’ve Been Injured in An Act of International Terrorism? - September 2019
- What to Do if You Have Been Charged with a Tidal Wetlands Violation - April 2019
- Supreme Court of Virginia Shifts Jurisdiction of Some Actions of Unlawful Detainer - April 2017