Advocate for communities and entrepreneurs

An advocate is a person that works in support of another's cause. Rhyan Breen is a dedicated advocate for his clients and his community. As a general litigation attorney that focuses on criminal defense and assisting entrepreneurs and non-profits in the organizing, incorporating, and operating, Mr. Breen has been an advocate for his clients in Wilson, Nash, and Edgecombe counties since 2009. As an advocate for the community, he has served on the board of the Y.O.U.T.H of Wilson, the Mediation Center of Eastern Carolina, Arts Council of Wilson, the Imagination Station, and the North Carolina Youth Advisory Council. Additionally, serves as an elected member of the Wilson County Schools Board of Education.

He is dedicated, driven, and remains, as always- at your service.

Dedicated

to Defending

Rhyan Breen is dedicated to defending the rights of drivers in Wilson, Nash, and Edgecombe Counties typically without you having to appear in court. From seat belt violations, speeding tickets, driving while licensed revoked, DWIs/DUIs, misdemeanor death by motor vehicle, to equipment violations- the goal is simple, to minimize the impact a traffic ticket has on your: freedom; ability to drive; insurance premium; and time.

Extensive Experience

Rhyan Breen has defended clients in matters including, not limited to: serious assaults; sexually based offenses; arson; breaking and entering; larceny;drug offenses; city and county ordinance violations. Additionally, he has extensive experience in post-conviction matters such as: probation violations and obtaining post-conviction relief (motions for appropriate relief, certificates of relief, expunctions, and denials of concealed carry weapon and pistol purchase permits).

Resources to Grow

Creating a small business is an exciting opportunity for you to provide for yourself and others. However, you need guidance in choosing the right legal structure and making sure you are properly licensed and registered. Rhyan Breen has helped several small businesses across Eastern North Carolina not only form, but grow