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Bradley is pleased to announce that Nashville partner A.J. Bahou has been selected to the 2025 class of Nashville Health Care Council Fellows. He is one of just 27 healthcare leaders selected to the five-month intensive program designed to generate new perspectives and ideas for addressing the healthcare industry’s most pressing challenges and opportunities
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Bradley attorney Haydn Richard was quoted in National Mortgage News on the possibility of CFPB’s [Consumer Financial Protection Bureau] nonbank registry changing course as Trump takes office.
“The registration process itself, including creating an account and uploading documents, is going fine,” said Richards. A company he spoke with was surprised that the process wasn’t more intrusive
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Bradley is pleased to announce 17 of the firm’s attorneys have been elevated to partner, effective January 1, 2025. The new partners are Alicia Adlerz, Alex Ash, Jared Batte, Leah Campbell, Dennis Daniels, Ross Darville, Kyle Doiron, Will Farmer, View More
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Bradley is pleased to announce that partner Casey L. Miller has been elected to serve a four-year term on the board of directors of the Nashville Bar Association (NBA) beginning January 1, 2025. Additionally, Ms. Miller was named a recipient of the President’s Award at the NBA Annual Meeting & Banquet for her work on the NBA Executive Director Search Committee and her service and dedication to the organization
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Bradley attorneys Bruce Ely and Jimmy Long attended the Alabama State Bar Tax Section's annual meeting to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the passage of the Alabama Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TBOR). The TBOR was a decade-long effort led by Ely, Justice Will Sellers and Hank Hutchison. The legislation, which Ely and Long co-authored, allows taxpayers to appeal Alabama Department of Revenue and most city/county tax assessments without paying disputed amounts or posting a bond
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Bradley attorney Beau Byrd was quoted in the Birmingham Business Journal on his forecast for commercial real estate (CRE) loans in the new year.
Byrd said his profession saw less activity in the space recently, but that could change. “I think overall our group has been down,” he said. “And traditional commercial real estate lending was down
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Bradley attorney Aron Beezley was quoted in Law360 on notable government contract cases to watch for in 2025. One of the notable cases Beezley highlighted is MVL USA Inc. v. U.S.
Rather than tackle the PLA rule head-on, MVL USA Inc
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Bradley attorney Brian Hayles was quoted in Law360 on notable cases in North Carolina to watch for in 2025.
One of the cases Hayles highlighted is Racing LLC et al. v. National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. Hayles explained that “the outcome of the antitrust claims against NASCAR will be interesting no matter how the case shakes out because of the size of the racing entity's business and its history of acquiring smaller outfits
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Bradley attorney Robert Maddox was featured in a training video for Bank Director sharing best practices for strengthening boardroom discussions.
Maddox explained that lively and productive discussions, in which board members are unafraid to dissent, are critical to strong corporate governance.
“This is evidenced by a board that shows up to meetings prepared to ask questions and challenge senior management about progress against the bank’s strategic plan,” said Maddox
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Bradley attorney David Pugh has been nominated by the University of Alabama Capstone Engineering Society (UACES) as a candidate for the Engineer of the Year Award, which is presented annually by the Engineering Council of Birmingham (ECOB).
A member of Bradley’s Construction Practice Group, Mr
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Bradley attorney Robert Maddox was quoted in S&P Global on a potential upheaval in U.S. bank regulations as Republicans take charge in 2025.
Although there is talk of consolidating regulators by abolishing the FDIC, observers see that as unlikely.
“Candidly, between that and moving in the blockchain crypto space, they're going to have to pick which one they want to deal with and likely utilize their political capital in that way,” said Maddox
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Bradley is pleased to announce that Trenton K. Patterson has been named among the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity’s (LCLD) 2024 Pathfinder Atlas Award winners.
The Atlas Awards were created to recognize LCLD Pathfinder participants who showed the highest levels of engagement throughout a seven-month professional development program focused on foundational leadership and relationship-building
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Bradley is pleased to announce that Dallas partner Shae Armstrong has been named to the 2024 EB5 Investors Magazine’s “Top 15 Corporate Attorneys” list.
This esteemed list recognizes attorneys who primarily draft offering documents for EB-5 financing. Honorees were selected by a community-wide nomination and voting process, along with editorial input, and evaluated on industry experience, track record, and reputation within the field.
Mr
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Bradley is pleased to announce that Richard (“Rich”) Cortés* has joined the firm as a senior advisor with Bradley’s Banking & Financial Services Practice Group.
"We are thrilled to welcome Richard to Bradley as a senior advisor to our Banking & Financial Services Practice Group,” said Haydn J. Richards Jr., a partner and co-leader of the firm’s Financial Services Licensing team
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Bradley is pleased to announce that Allen N. Bradley has joined the firm’s Atlanta office as counsel in the Tax and Trusts and Estates practice groups.
“Allen is both an experienced corporate attorney and an outstanding transactional tax attorney who brings deep technical experience to our team,” said Bradley Atlanta Office Managing Partner Sidney S. Welch
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Bradley attorney Jack Harrington was quoted in a Birmingham Business Journal article on the firm’s recently launched Financial Crime & Economic Sanctions team.
Harrington said the team will take a preventive approach to keeping financial institution clients secure.
“Whether it’s new forms of business email compromise or pig butchering, money laundering for human or drug trafficking networks, these are really serious challenges,” he said
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Bradley is pleased to announce that Laura G. Hester, partner and chair of the firm’s Real Estate Practice Group, has been selected among the Connect CRE 2024 Women in Real Estate Awards winners for the Atlanta & Southeast region.
The Connect CRE’s eighth annual Women in Real Estate Awards honor the achievements and inspirational stories of women who have reached respected leadership positions and who mentor others in the commercial real estate industry. Ms
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Bradley attorney Jack Harrington was featured in Law360 Pulse on Bradley’s new Financial Crime & Economic Sanctions team.
“I am thrilled to lead the financial crime and economic sanctions practice, adding to the firm's existing strategic depth across the banking and financial services sector,” Harrington told Law360 Pulse on Wednesday
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Bradley attorney Lauren Raines was named to the 2024 list of Florida Trend’s Legal Elite Notable Women Leaders in Law.
The Legal Elite Notable Women Leaders in Law recognizes women in the legal industry who not only excel but also are outstanding in multiple ways outside their offices
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Bradley attorneys Laura Hester, Stephen Opler, Sidney Welch and Scott Zweigel were named to Georgia Trend’s Legal Elite for 2024.
Georgia Trend is a statewide publication that has covered business, politics and economic development since 1985. The annual list of Legal Elite recognizes lawyers from across 15 different practice areas who are considered the best in their field and is determined solely by nominations from members of the state bar who live and practice in Georgia
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Bradley is pleased to announce that partner and former Assistant U.S. Attorney (AUSA) Jack Harrington has been named chair of the firm’s newly launched Financial Crime & Economic Sanctions team
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Bradley is pleased to announce that Nashville partner Tom Trent has been recognized for the fifth consecutive year with a Client Choice Award presented by Lexology. He is recognized in the area of Real Estate in Tennessee, making him one of only two U.S. attorneys and one of 21 winners worldwide receiving a Client Choice Award in the area of Real Estate.
Mr. Trent is a member of Bradley’s Economic Development Practice Group and a member of the Real Estate team
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Bradley is pleased to announce that Kris Kemp has joined the firm as a partner in the Corporate & Securities Practice Group in Nashville.
With over 700 attorneys across 13 offices and more than 160 attorneys in Nashville, Bradley has been focused on strategic growth as it meets the needs of business clients across a variety of industries, particularly in the expanding healthcare industry. With the recent addition of healthcare transaction partner Brian Browder in October, Mr
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Bradley is pleased to announce that 95 attorneys across the firm’s offices in Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee have been selected to the 2024 Mid-South Super Lawyers or Mid-South Rising Stars lists.
Additionally, eight Bradley attorneys have been named to the “Top Lists” in the 2024 edition of Mid-South Super Lawyers:
Top 50 Birmingham and Top 50 Alabama
Matthew H. Lembke
Top 50 Women
Ann Peldo Cargile
Kimberly B. Martin
Top 50 Mississippi
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Bradley attorney Carmen Weite has been selected to the Alabama State Bar’s (ASB) Leadership Forum Class 19.
The ASB Leadership Forum is recognized as a dynamic and highly effective program for nurturing and developing leadership skills and values among a select group of qualified, promising attorneys each year. Entry to the program is competitive, with just 20-30 participants selected each year
