Background
Bradford, Junior, Robert W. was born on September 7, 1944 in Glasgow, Kentucky, United States.
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Robert W. Bradford, Junior.
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David Lipscomb College (Bachelor of Arts, 1972). Vanderbilt University (Juris Doctor, 1975).
Career
Worked at Hill, Hill, Carter, Franco, Cole & Black, Professional Corporation (Montgomery, Alabama) specializing in General business and civil practice in all state and federal courts, including corporate, real estate, utility, tax, environmental and construction law. Employment law; general litigation, including insurance, aviation, professional liability, product, worker"s compensation and corporate litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1975, Alabama.
Member, Editorial Board, Vanderbilt Law Review, 1973-1975.
Author: "Constitutional Law - Equal Protection - Exclusion of Pregnancy - Related Disabilities from State Salary Compensation Insurance Program Series Equal Protection to Pregnant Employees," 27 Vand. L. Review 551 (1974); "Protection Against Intentional Breach of Contract Remedies in Tort," 45 The Alabama Lawyer 320 (1984).
"The Mini-Trial and Summary Jury Trial," 52 The Alabama Lawyer 150 (1991). "From the Defendant"s Perspective: Justifiable Reliance," 8 Alabama Defense Lawyers Association Journal 15 (April, 1992).
Member: Montgomery County and American Bar Associations.
Alabama State Bar. International Association of Defense Counsel. Hill, Hill, Carter, Franco, Cole & Black, Professional Corporation was founded in 1924 by Thomas B. Hill, Junior who was later joined by William Inge Hill, James Stovall, and James J. Carter to form the firm, Hill, Hill, Stovall & Carter.
The present firm of 22 Lawyers evolved from growth and diversification primarily in the fields of litigation, business, taxation and estates, and real estate.
Various members have served as presidents of the Alabama State Bar Association, bar commissioners, and interim appellate and trial court judicial appointments.
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Member, Editorial Board, Vanderbilt Law Review, 1973-1975.
