Brad’s practice consists of trial and appellate litigation of complex business, commercial and banking disputes, environmental claims, and a broad spectrum of real estate issues.
Brad moved to Winston-Salem and joined Bell, Davis & Pitt in 2002. Brad’s practice includes many kinds of complex litigation in federal and state trial and appellate courts. His litigation experience includes:
- Litigating business and commercial disputes involving claims for breach of contract, business torts, unfair or deceptive trade practices, and claims governed by the UCC
- Multi-employer pension fund withdrawal liability litigation and other ERISA claims
- Complex collection matters for banks
- Environmental clean-up litigation under CERCLA
- Real estate issues such as lease and transaction disputes, evicting problem tenants (including commercial tenants), adverse possession and boundary line disputes, title insurance litigation, restrictive covenant disputes, eminent domain, surface and storm water damage claims, timber transactions, and many other types of issues
Brad is a member of the technology committee of the North Carolina Bar Association and the North Carolina Association of Defense Attorneys. He previously served as a board member and treasurer of the Forsyth County Young Lawyers Association. Brad also serves on the board of the Winston-Salem Symphony and volunteers time at his children’s school.
Brad is from Overland Park, Kansas. He attended Wheaton College in Illinois and the University of Kansas School of Law. Brad loves all sorts of outdoor activities, including running, gardening and backyard astronomy. Brad met his wife, Carrie, when they both played cello in the Wheaton College Symphony. Brad and Carrie, a pediatrician, have three daughters.
