Six Bradley Practice Areas and Nine Attorneys Ranked Nationally in Chambers USA for 2023
Bradley is pleased to announce that six practice areas and nine partners are ranked nationally by Chambers and Partners in the 2023 edition of Chambers USA, the prestigious legal industry referral guide. Overall, 38 practice areas and 140 Bradley attorneys are highly ranked.
Chambers USA ranked Bradley as one of the top firms in the nation for the following six practice areas:
- Construction
- Financial Services Regulation: Consumer Finance (Compliance)
- Financial Services Regulation: Consumer Finance (Enforcement & Investigations)
- Government Contracts
- Healthcare
- Product Liability & Mass Torts
In addition, nine Bradley partners earned national rankings in their areas of practice:
- Aron C. Beezley – Nationwide: Government Contracts; Nationwide: Government Contracts: Bid Protests
- Lindsey C Boney IV – Nationwide: Product Liability & Mass Torts
- Tripp Haston – Nationwide: Product Liability & Mass Torts
- Amy S. Leopard – Nationwide: Privacy & Data Security: Healthcare
- Robert Maddox – Nationwide: Financial Services Regulation: Consumer Finance (Enforcement & Investigations)
- Kimberly B. Martin – Nationwide: Product Liability & Mass Torts
- Meghan McElvy – Nationwide: Oil & Gas Litigation
- Haydn J. Richards Jr. – Nationwide: Financial Services Regulation: Consumer Finance (Compliance)
- Whitt Steineker – Nationwide: Cannabis Law (Eastern United States)
“These national rankings in Chambers USA for our attorneys and practice areas speak to the exceptional skill and talent that exists across our firm and to the substantive matters we handle on a global scale,” said Bradley Chairman and Managing Partner Jonathan M. Skeeters. “We are proud to provide outstanding client services that are recognized as among the very best in the nation.”
Chambers and Partners is an independent professional legal research company that determines its rankings of leading U.S. firms, legal departments and attorneys through in-depth research and interviews with law firms, clients and third parties. Chambers assesses attorneys on attributes valued most by clients, including capabilities, achievements, and sector presence.
