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Brian D. Kenyon is an attorney with O’Melveny & Myers LLP in Newport Beach, California, where he focuses his practice on environmental and natural resources law, construction and development matters, and land use and zoning issues. Based at 610 Newport Center Dr Fl 17, Brian advises clients navigating the complex regulatory, permitting, and compliance challenges that often arise in land development and resource-related projects. His work requires a deep understanding of the legal, environmental, and practical considerations that can affect projects from planning through completion. With extensive experience in these highly regulated areas, Brian brings a thoughtful and strategic approach to helping clients move projects forward while addressing risk and maintaining compliance with applicable laws and regulations. He works with developers, businesses, and other stakeholders facing issues that may involve environmental review, entitlement processes, land use approvals, and construction-related concerns. His practice is grounded in careful analysis, clear communication, and a commitment to finding solutions that align with each client’s goals. Brian is known for providing responsive, informed counsel in matters where legal, regulatory, and business interests intersect. He understands that environmental, construction, and zoning disputes can significantly affect timelines and budgets, and he works diligently to help clients anticipate challenges and make sound decisions. Through practical guidance and a client-focused approach, Brian supports individuals and organizations seeking reliable representation in environmental and land use matters in Newport Beach and throughout California.
Land use and zoning attorneys help property owners navigate regulations affecting how land can be used and developed. They handle permits, variances, and disputes. Common matters include zoning variances, land use permits, development approvals, property disputes.