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CurrentBrad has been a construction lawyer throughout his career. Brad’s practice is focused on assisting clients in resolving a broad range of construction related disputes including those arising from design and constructability issues, scheduling and delay issues, payment disputes, interference and productivity losses, land use and permitting issues, change order disputes, and other construction related claims and disputes. Brad advises clients throughout North America on both public and private projects. Brad also works with clients to prevent and mitigate disputes through pre-litigation consultation and through the drafting and negotiation of construction contracts, design-build agreements, subcontracts, and other project related documents. Brad also advises clients on insurance and bonding matters, regulatory compliance issues, and lien related matters. Coming from a family of developers and contractors, Brad grew up in and around the construction industry. Fittingly, after graduating from law school, Brad joined an Atlanta area construction law firm and has continued practicing construction law throughout his career. Brad’s experience includes resolving construction disputes through non-formal negotiations, mediations, arbitrations, jury trials, and appeal. While Brad’s practice is mainly focused on litigation and alternative dispute resolution, Brad incorporates his education and experience in finance by focusing on efficiently achieving resolutions that directly benefit the clients’ bottom-lines.Brad earned his law degree from the University of Georgia School of Law. While attending law school, he interned for the Honorable James E. Graham, Magistrate Judge for the Southern District of Georgia. Prior to entering law school, he attended Georgia Southern University where he majored in finance and received his Bachelor of Business Administration, magna cum laude.
