Bradford was born and raised in Florence, South Carolina. He obtained his B.A. in Political Science from the Citadel in 2001. While at the Citadel, Bradford was an academic standout and recipient of the Bernard Baruch and Frank W. Cayce academic scholarships. He was also a member of the football team and served as his company’s athletic officer. In 2005, Bradford obtained his law degree from the University of South Carolina. After graduation, he began his legal career as a law clerk to The Honorable Thomas A. Russo, Circuit Judge of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit. Bradford was Judge Russo’s first law clerk and, because of Judge Russo’s at-large position, they presided over criminal and civil cases as far south as Charleston County and as far North as Oconee County. During his time with Judge Russo, Bradford gained invaluable insight into the perspectives, and decision making processes of Judges in a wide variety of cases, both civil and criminal. At the conclusion of his clerkship in 2006, Bradford became an associate of Aiken, Bridges, Elliott, Tyler, & Saleeby, P.A. in his hometown of Florence, South Carolina. During his time with the Aiken, Bridges Firm, Bradford specialized in general civil defense litigation. His areas of practice included personal injury defense, construction defect litigation, medical malpractice defense, premises liability defense, as well as a wide range of constitutional law cases…
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Experience
During Bradford’s years as a private attorney in Florence, SC, he devoted ninety percent of his practice to defending personal injury/ wrongful death and civil rights claims for large insurance companies. Bradford’s experience litigating cases for insurance companies has provided him with a wealth of specific knowledge of the valuation and analysis of cases by insurance companies and their adjusters. He prides himself on his willing approach to trying personal injury cases on behalf of injured plaintiffs in the courts of South Carolina.
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Personal Injury
We represent our clients aggressively and confidently to ensure that they are compensated completely and fairly for their injuries.
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How long does the litigation process take?
Every case has its own facts and variables. No two cases are exactly the same. In every case, Bradford strives to achieve maximum results as quickly as possible; however, depending on the severity of injury, and extent of medical treatment required, it can take time to achieve a just result.
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How is the value of my case determined?
Case value is generally driven by; (1) the strength of the liability theory (Is there clear negligence by the at-fault party?), and (2) the amount of damages suffered by the injured. In South Carolina, the law allows injured plaintiffs to recover monetarily for medical expenses (including rehabilitation and physical therapy), loss of income (past and future), pain, suffering, mental anguish, and loss of enjoyment of life. In wrongful death cases, the deceased’s loved ones are entitled to recover for lost companionship/support as well as for the conscious pain and suffering experienced prior to the passing of the deceased. In certain circumstances where injury or death is the result of egregious or reckless conduct, the law allows for punitive damages to be awarded.
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