Bradley Named Benchmark Litigation's 2019 Mississippi Firm of the Year
Bradley Named Benchmark Litigation's 2019 Mississippi Firm of the Year
Early Name Partner Douglas Arant Takes a Stand for Diversity
Early Name Partner Douglas Arant Takes a Stand for Diversity
Attorney Spotlight: Women in Leadership Roundtable

Women in Leadership Roundtable: Tiffany deGruy, Dawn Sharff, Lela Hollabaugh, Emily Bowman, Margaret Cupples and Leigh Anne Hodge

Attorney Spotlight: Women in Leadership Roundtable
Bradley Leads Legislative Effort to Protect Disabled Veterans' Benefits
Bradley Leads Legislative Effort to Protect Disabled Veterans' Benefits
Bradley Attorneys Achieve Significant Trial and Appellate Win in New Hampshire
Bradley Attorneys Achieve Significant Trial and Appellate Win in New Hampshire
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Litigation
Amicus Brief: Low-Income Parties Shouldn’t Pay a “Pauper’s Price” for Access to Federal Courts

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.

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Construction
Homeowners Not Entitled to a "Windfall" From Surplus in Community Development Fund
In 1997, League City, Texas, created the League City Public Improvement District to fund improvements for the proposed master planned community of Magnolia Creek. Planned improvements included street lights, drainage facilities and sidewalks.
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Healthcare
Bradley Lawyers Negotiate Mergers and Acquisitions for National Healthcare Services Company
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.
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Congratulations to Sam Acker, Rob Sayles, Andrew Stubblefield, Mary Frazier, Melissa Gutierrez, Ryan Kinder, and Justin Scott
Bradley Texas Attorneys Named 2019 Texas Rising Stars

We are pleased to announce that seven attorneys in the firm’s Dallas and Houston offices have been named Texas Rising Stars for 2019. Our Dallas Office Managing Partner Richard A. Sayles said, “Our Texas Rising Stars are representative of the top talent that Bradley continues to attract and nurture as skilled practitioners and leaders in diverse areas of the law.”

No more than 2.5 percent of lawyers in Texas are selected as Rising Stars, who must be 40 years old or younger or have been in practice for 10 or fewer years.

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