BRIAN YARDMAN-FRANK is a member of the firm’s commercial group. His is a broad transactional law practice with a focus in areas that include renewable energy and regulatory and administrative law. He holds a Certification in Natural Resources and Environmental Law.

Prior to joining the firm, Brian clerked for several Albuquerque law firms, including more than a year with Sutin. During this time, he provided legal support on legal topics including civil rights litigation, labor and employment law, professional ethics, Public Regulatory Commission activity, and trust and estate litigation.

As a law student, Brian served as a torts tutor for Professional Carol Suzuki and as research assistant to Professor Joseph Schremmer. Prior to law school, he worked as a sommelier and volunteered as a service dog trainer.

Brian is conversational in Spanish.