Seasoned litigator and business problem solver

Jake Bradley leverages his broad experience to bring innovative solutions to every stage of his clients’ litigation challenges, from pre-suit negotiation through appeal. The breadth of his practice allows him to remain agile, see all the angles and create a business-aware solution that goes beyond solving the specific litigation issue presented. His financial institution clients further benefit from his practical experience as a licensed financial specialist at a national bank, where he gained experience in investment sales, consumer lending and business lending. He has special emphasis representing:

• Financial institutions and investment advisors, grounded in his prior banking experience where he held Series 6, 63 and insurance licenses
• Businesses-facing contract disputes of all sorts, including buy/sell agreements, distribution agreements, specialized machinery and buyout agreements
• Individuals facing criminal allegations, licensing issues and student disciplinary proceedings

In every matter, Jake works with his clients to develop a strategy that balances business and personal interests with litigation risks.

Bar Admissions

• Indiana

Education

• Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law (J.D., 2008)
  • Indiana Health Law Review (business editor)

• Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management, Certificate, Quarles & Brady Leadership Program (2018)

• Wabash College (B.A., 2001)

• "Corporate Counsel Roundtable with Networking Lunch"
• "Daubert in Indiana, Fifteen Years Later-Still Reliable and Still Inconclusive"
• "Hot Topics in Defensive, Mortgage-Related Litigation"
• "Recent Application of Wyeth v. Levine Preemption Outside the Prescription Drug Context"
• 11th Circuit Limits ATDS to Random or Sequential Number Technology
• CFPB to Delay TRID Implementation by Two Months
• Hold the Phone! Florida Passes New Telemarketing Bill
• In Huge Victory for Businesses, Supreme Court Adopts Narrow Interpretation of Autodialer Under TCPA
• Indiana Supreme Court: No Duty to Protect Against Certain Criminal Acts
• IndyBar Review’s Multi-state Professional Responsibility Exam Review Session and Multistate Bar Exam Tips and Tricks Review Session
• Quoth the SCOTUS, Nevermore - Third Party Counterclaim Defendants May Not Remove Diverse Lawsuits
• ​CFPB Proposes Modifications Relating to Small Creditors and Rural and Underserved Areas Under the Truth in Lending Act (Regulation Z)

Seminar

• Hot Topics Impacting the Loan Servicing Industry
• Hot Topics Impacting the Loan Servicing Industry
• Hot Topics Impacting the Loan Servicing Industry
• Hot Topics in Defensive, Mortgage-Related Litigation
• Indy Fuel Game to benefit the Quarles Climbers Fight for Air Stair Climb team