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Travis Lloyd was selected for Bloomberg Law's "They've Got Next: Five Fresh Faces to Know in Healthcare and Life Sciences” series. The series spotlights five young lawyers across the country who are raising the bar in healthcare and life sciences law. Lloyd was recognized for steering Quorum Health's $1.3 billion financial restructuring plan in 2020. 

Eight attorneys in the firm’s Washington, D.C., office were named to the 2020 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll. Anna M. Lashley and Jessica L. Zurlo each received High Honors for performing 100 or more hours of pro bono service. In addition, Connor M. Blair, Lee-Ann C. Brown, Joshua Dhyani, Andrea J. Kotrosits, Patrick R. Quigley and John Parker Sweeney received Honors for completing 50 or more hours of pro bono service.

Martha Roby is joining Bradley as a senior advisor in the Governmental Affairs and Economic Development practice groups. Prior to joining Bradley, Ms. Roby served as the U.S. Representative for Alabama's Second Congressional District from 2011 to 2021. Early in her tenure, she served on the Agriculture, Armed Services, and Education and Workforce committees. She also served as the chairman of the Subcommittee of Oversight and Investigations of the House Armed Services Committee during the 113th Congress and was the ranking member of the Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, and the Internet for the House Judiciary Committee in the 116th Congress.

Nine attorneys in the firm’s Nashville office have been recognized by the Tennessee Supreme Court as 2020 “Attorneys for Justice.” The firm’s honorees are Kimberly M. Ingram, Alexandra C. Lynn, Erin Malone-Smolla, Casey L. Miller, Peter C. Sales, Edmund S. Sauer, Jeffrey W. Sheehan, Fritz Spainhour, David K. Taylor.

This marks the seventh consecutive year that the Tennessee Supreme Court has recognized “Attorneys for Justice,” which the court defines as lawyers who work a minimum of 50 pro bono hours annually to provide legal services to those who cannot afford the costs. The goal of the recognition program is to increase statewide pro bono work to 50% participation.