Top Rated Personal Injury Attorney in Wichita Falls, TX

Honors/Awards:

• Each year, the top 1/3 of 1% of Texas attorneys are invited to become Fellows (or members) of the Texas Bar Foundation. Election to the Fellows is one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a member of the State Bar of Texas. Nomination is based on outstanding contributions to the legal profession as well as a commitment to the community. Once nominees are selected, each nominee must be elected by the Texas Bar Foundation Board of Trustees. Membership in the Fellows is restricted to Texas attorneys. If elected as a Fellow, one has the opportunity to join a network of top attorneys in Texas representing various ages, backgrounds, and practice areas, but all with clear agreement on the importance of professional integrity and promoting the cause of justice in Texas. , Life Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation, Texas Bar Foundation, 2014
• Martindale-Hubbell® is the facilitator of a peer review rating process. Ratings reflect the anonymous opinions of members of the bar and the judiciary. Martindale-Hubbell® Peer Review RatingsTM fall into two categories - legal ability and general ethical standards., AV rated, Martindale-Hubbell®

Special Licenses/Certifications:

• Licensed to practice in Texas and Oklahoma

Bar/Professional Activity:

• Licensed in Oklahoma and Texas; Admitted to the U.S. Federal Courts in the Northern and Western Districts of Texas as well as the Western District of Oklahoma; State Bar District 14A Grievance Committee (Chairman, 2008-2010); Wichita County Bar Association (Board member, 2007-2008); Legal Counsel, Northwest Texas Council of the Boy Scouts of America (1999-present); Wichita Falls Aviation Safety Commission (2005-2012); Wichita Falls Traffic Safety Commission (2002-2008) (2015-present); Texas Trial Lawyers Association (1996-present, Bd of Directors 2014-present); American Association of Justice (formerly Association of Trial Lawyers of America) (1996-present); Oklahoma Association of Justice; Christian Trial Lawyers Association

Pro bono/Community Service:

• Brad is heavily involved in community activities. He previously served on the Executive Board of the Northwest Texas Council - Boy Scouts of America where he also served as the Council Attorney. He has been involved on Boards of Hospice as well as serving the United Way. He served for six years on the Wichita Falls Traffic Safety Commission. He has served on the Wichita Falls Aviation Safety Committee. He also served 6 prior years on the Texas State Bar Grievance Committee and has also served as the Chair of the District 14 Grievance committee. He currently is serving another term on the Texas State Bar Grievance Committee - District 14. Furthermore, he is former Board of Trustee for Christ Academy.  He is active in his church, First Baptist Church of Wichita Falls, where he, along with his wife, SueAnn,  taught kindergarten and first grade on sunday mornings for several years. 

Verdicts/Settlements:

• Confidential settlement  before trial for family and estate of man killed by large delivery truck while he was working on side of the highway. Myers, et. al. v. Mayfield Paper Company, Inc, et.al., Cause No. 7043, 118th District Court, Martin County, Texas, 2018
• $1,000,000 settlement for client who was knocked off of Skylift while painting. Owner of skyiift failed to install safety equipment that would have prevented client from falling 25 feet to the floor of premises causing significant injuries. Hilton v. Lazy J Ranch, Cooke County, Texas, 2013
• Confidential settlement reached in Wyoming for severely injured client. Client was a truck driver delivering a Heater/Treater unit to Natco in Wyoming. While unloading the load, an employee of defendant caused a 500 pound cylinder to roll off the trailer onto client, causing him numerious broken bones and a lifetime of pain, disfigurement and physical impairment.  Stone v. National Tank Company, a/k/a NATCO, 7th Judicial District Court, County of Natrona, Wyoming., 2009
• Confidential settlement made shortly before trial against large national retailer. Employee for retailer pushing a pallet jack of water products caused the pallet jack to strike the leg of client causing  significant and lifetime debilitating (CRPS) injuries.  Brown v. WalMart Stores Texas, LLC, 78th District Ct, Wichita County, Texas., 2014
• Quintana v. McClintock, CCAS, PetSmart, Inc. 07.31.2015Outcome: Substantial six figure settlement Very young girl, shopping in store with parents, was violently attacked and bitten in face by Rottweiller, which was brought into store for adoption during PetSmart's adopt a dog event. Case cite: No. 181,874-A, 30th Judicial District, Wichita County, Texas.  , 2015

Other Outstanding Achievements:

• Invited into membership fo the Texas Bar Foundation as a Fellow (Life Fellow).  This achievement is granted to 1/2 of 1% of all Texas Attorneys each year. Members are invited into membership based on their dedication to the administration of justice and high professional standing among their peers. Membership is composed of the most elite Texas attorneys.http://txbf.org/about-us/, 2014

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Educational Background:

• Baylor University, B.B.A. (1993),  South Texas College of Law, J.D. (1996)