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The Talladega County Board of Education in Alabama needed to raise more than $10 million for various capital improvement projects so it could continue to meet the needs of its students.

Does the historic presumption that court records should be open to the public mean that indigent and low-income litigants can’t make historically private financial information sealable from public disclosure or reviewable ex parte? This is the question raised in the U.S. Supreme Court case Sai v. United States Postal Service No. 14-646.

One of the country’s largest publicly traded hospital companies requires ongoing skilled legal assistance for its involvement in complicated mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and joint ventures of hospitals and other non-hospital healthcare facilities.

14 Bradley Attorneys Named 2019 Washington, D.C., Super Lawyers or Rising Stars

“Our clients consistently have high praise for our attorneys, which is demonstrated through our Super Lawyers and Rising Stars rankings each year,” said Bradley Washington, D.C., Office Managing Partner Douglas L. Patin. “We are pleased for all of this year’s D.C. honorees from our firm.”