Bryce started his legal career as an Assistant District Attorney, prosecuting misdemeanor and felony crimes on behalf of the State of Texas. Serving as a prosecutor for over three years, he developed his skills as an attorney through frequent court hearings and jury trials, witness interviews, forensic and medical expert consultations, grand jury indictments, and negotiating with opposing counsel to resolve cases fairly and efficiently. When Bryce went into private practice, he defended doctors and hospitals in medical malpractice lawsuits, before expanding his civil litigation practice to defend individuals and organizations in a wide variety of legal actions.

In law school, Bryce served as the Editor in Chief of the Richmond Public Interest Law Review, a class representative in the Student Bar Association, and competed in mock trial and moot court competitions.