Our People

George R. Parker, a partner in the firm’s Montgomery office, was appointed at the 2019 Alabama State Bar (ASB) Annual Meeting to serve on President Christy Crow’s Executive Committee for 2019-2020. The ASB is dedicated to promoting the professional responsibility and competence of its members, improving the administration of justice and increasing the public understanding of and respect for the law.

Bradley counsel Tiffany Graves was named among Mississippi’s 50 Leading Businesswomen for 2019 by the Mississippi Business Journal. The annual list honors the most powerful, influential female business leaders in the state. In addition to an awards program, the “50 Leading Businesswomen” is a development and networking opportunity for the inducted women to grow together as business leaders.

Through educational and public information efforts, the Judicial Independence and Integrity Committee strives to increase awareness of the importance of an independent judiciary and the critical role of the judicial branch. The committee also supports the integrity of the civil and criminal justice systems in North Carolina by monitoring and addressing important issues affecting the judicial branch, such as funding, overcrowded court dockets, new courts, public defender offices, and other court needs.