Kate Griffin Named 2026 Recipient of Bradley's Cameron J. Miller Award for Excellence and Community Service

Bradley is pleased to announce that Katherine E. Griffin, an associate in the Nashville office, has been named the 2026 recipient of the firm’s Cameron J. Miller Award for Excellence and Community Service, an annual award given to an associate who exemplifies excellence in his or her legal work, along with a high degree of involvement in community service.

The award is named for and given in memory of Cameron Miller, who passed away after battling cancer during his first year as an attorney at Bradley in June 2012. The award includes a charitable donation in Mr. Miller’s memory, selected by the recipient. This year a $10,000 donation will be made to Easterseals Tennessee.

“We congratulate Kate on being recognized for her service to the firm’s clients and her community, and we greatly value her advocacy and spirit for serving others,” said Bradley Chairman of the Board and Managing Partner Jonathan M. Skeeters. “Kate continues to honor Cam’s memory with her dedication to community service and legal excellence.”

Ms. Griffin is an associate in the firm’s Labor & Employment Practice Group. Her experience includes working on a range of labor and employment litigation matters, such as situations involving Title VII, ADA, wage and hour law, FMLA, OSHA, and workers’ compensation. In addition, she has assisted clients in preparing a variety of employee-related documents, including employment agreements, severance plan agreements, and workplace handbooks.

Ms. Griffin is currently serving a three-year term on the Board of Directors for the Easterseals of Tennessee (ESTN). The mission of ESTN is “to make profound positive differences in the lives of people with disabilities as they learn, work, and play in their communities.” The organization provides job training, placement, and coaching to help adults with disabilities gain independence and self-sufficiency; offers adults with disabilities the chance to build confidence, social skills, and make memories and experience the joys of camp life; ensures a safe living environment by offering support in the home; and raises awareness about disability rights, accessibility, and advocating to create a more inclusive community and workplace for all Tennesseans.

Bradley established the Cameron J. Miller Award for Excellence and Community Service in conjunction with Mr. Miller’s parents, Frank and Alice Miller, and family friends, Charlie and Sheri Perry, along with their daughter Katherine. Through the award, Mr. Miller’s contributions and service to the firm and the community will continue to be recognized in a tangible way.