Brian Holladay

Brian Holladay serves as an Adjunct Professor at Duke University School of Law while maintaining an active legal practice as partner at Martenson, Hasbrouck & Simon in Atlanta. He teaches A Practitioner's Guide to Employment Law, bridging academic instruction with real-world legal application.

His educational background includes:

• Duke University School of Law (J.D., magna cum laude, Duke Journal of Constitutional Law & Public Policy)
• Furman University (B.A., magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Track and Field Captain)

Professor Holladay's expertise centers on employment law compliance challenges for national employers, particularly navigating complex state and local regulations including paid sick leave mandates, pay transparency requirements, and fair workweek laws. His litigation practice represents employers in employment disputes across multiple jurisdictions, providing students with practical insights into regulatory enforcement and courtroom strategies.

While no formal scientific awards are documented, his academic achievements reflect consistent excellence through magna cum laude distinctions at both institutions and Phi Beta Kappa recognition.

As a practitioner-educator, he focuses exclusively on teaching rather than student supervision or research. His course provides students direct access to current legal challenges through his active litigation practice and corporate advisory work, emphasizing practical compliance frameworks over theoretical exploration.