Focused on post-judgment execution on California assets

Bryan M. Grundon focuses exclusively on post-judgment enforcement under California Bryan represents judgment creditors in complex post‑judgment enforcement matters throughout California, with a focus on high‑value judgments. He regularly works with trial counsel, out‑of‑state firms, financial institutions, and businesses that need experienced California enforcement counsel once liability has been established.

Practice Overview

Bryan has worked on judgment collection since his first year of law school, and his practice has grown up around helping creditors turn judgments into actual recoveries. In recent years, he has focused his work almost entirely on post‑judgment execution for high‑value matters, including domestication and enforcement of sister‑state and federal judgments, coordinated levy strategies, real property lien and priority analysis, assignment orders, and long‑term recovery plans tailored to the debtor’s assets and structure.
Bryan founded The Grundon Law Firm in 2008. Since that time, he has represented a broad range of creditors, including national banks, credit unions, insurance companies, and private businesses, in sophisticated enforcement and recovery matters across California.

Credentials / background

Bryan has been admitted to practice in California since 2005 and is licensed in four United States District Courts in California.
A native San Diegan, Bryan earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Cal Poly Humboldt in 2002 and his Juris Doctor from the University of San Diego School of Law. Before founding his firm, he practiced as an associate at the Law Office of W. Jeffery Fulton.

Community involvement

Outside of his legal practice, Bryan has been deeply involved in the Rancho Bernardo High School football program for nearly two decades, including twelve years as offensive coordinator. During that time, the team earned three consecutive Palomar League Championships, two CIF Finals appearances, and a State Championship. He continues to contribute to the program in as an assistant coach.