Richard T. Bryant & Associates, P.C., Attorneys

A drug conviction can rob college students of financial aid, delaying payments for rehab and testing.

Social Media is reporting that Kansas City MIssouri restaurants and bars now can stay open until 11pm. That is not entirely accurate. The Regulated Industry and Health Department Investigators have been directed to take no enforcement action until 11pm. This is to give persons dining the opportunity to finish their meal, have one last drink and get out..without having to be presented a "go-box" or "doggie-bag" at 9:59pm. Again, to be clear, patrons must be OUT OF THE bar or restaurant at 10:59pm...not just thinking about leaving. After 11pm, expect enforcement action.

Most people convicted of drunk driving will have their license suspended, restricted or limited. These are the possible consequences.

Drunk driving convictions come with many penalties, including serious financial consequences.

Medical professionals risk their life and career when deciding to drive drunk.

A big shout out to all the folks at UMB Kansas City that helped my office obtain PPP funding! Special thanks to our long-time personal banker Dave Youngstrom who kept us advised on all aspects of the process from our submittal, to approval, to funding.

Hey Governor Parsons--just wondering when you are going to take a leadership role here in Missouri. You've done a great job protecting the hard working state employees, and I'm fine with that. The problem is you are to work for all MIssourians. Merely saying that "businesses will fail" is not leadership. Giving them relief from deadlines and requirements and offering incentives, allowing options, will allow many Missouri small businesses the ability to save their businesses and families. Get on board.

My name is Richard Bryant and I am a resident of Kansas City Missouri. Many of you know me as a Kansas City Missouri attorney who actively represents nearly 400 holders of liquor licenses, primarily in the Kansas City metropolitan area, but some across the state as well. As such, I can speak with some degree of authority and experience on matters relating to liquor licensing, having devoted my practice to such matters for nearly 35 years and for the past 10 years exclusive...Continue reading

On March 16, 2020, the Missouri Supreme Court issued an Order suspending virtually all in-person proceedings from Tuesday, March 17, 2020, through Friday, April 3, 2020, and perhaps beyond that date We are closely monitoring the situation, but for the time being, while virtually all proceedings are suspended, we will be rescheduling all in-person meetings to do our part in mitigating the spread of COVID-19. We are accommodating clients by offering phone consultations, commun...icating via email or other electronic mediums, We will offer these services for our liquor licensing clients as state renewals are now being processed and for criminal clients as well. Additionally, we will continue to utilize the court electronic filing system to ensure cases and appropriate motions are filed during this time and all deadlines are met. Administrative matters are being handled by email, US mail, and limited personal submissions of documents. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and understanding during this time. We are trying to do out part to keep our staff, their families and our clients safe and well.

Making sure all liquor licenses will issue correctly and on time.

If you have an appointment with us on Wednesday we will probably need to reschedule. Kansas City Chiefs victory parade. We will get you in before or after. Way to go Chiefs.

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Merry Christmas from all of us!

Because that's where lawyers work

In Westport working on liquor license consents and taking a break for lunch.

Always accepting new clients!