Before I went to law school, I began my working career in the non-profit sector as an advocate for consumer and environmental causes.  I then spent 10 years as an elected Dayton City Commissioner.  I chose to become an attorney as another way to continue helping people with their problems and, especially, to do battle against large and powerful institutions and corporations on behalf of "the little guy."

Intelligence, Dedication, Experience.  I have worked with government, individuals and small businesses for over 30 years to find practical solutions to the problems of my clients.

I have been a civil litigator since my earliest days as an Associate at Ohio's biggest law firm.  When I went out on my own, I eventually gravitated to areas of practice in which I excelled, was getting referrals from other attorneys, and that were not dominated by firms that do extensive TV advertising.

I believe I provide a uniquely high level of personal service to my clients.  I work hard at keeping them informed about the progress of their case, I answer their questions and I respond promptly to phone calls and emails.

For me, an ideal client is one who takes an interest in understanding the legal strategy I will employ to try and solve their problem.  They want to know what I am doing with the case and why, but they are also smart enough to allow me to do it.

My family is my main personal interest.  My law office is located with the office of my wife, Karen Bradley, who is also an attorney who practices immigration law.  We are members of St. George Episcopal Church in Centerville.  We love to travel with our daughter Sofia.  I also enjoy playing music and cycling. 

My main charitable activities are related to my law practice.  I handle many pro-bono cases each year and also participate in the Greater Dayton Volunteer Lawyer Project.