Bradford Hughes is an Associate in the Product Liability & Tort Litigation Practice Group. He represents corporations and individuals in tort-based litigation with an emphasis in product liability, business litigation, and transportation law.
Mr. Hughes has gained extensive experience in handling all phases of litigation. Specifically, Mr. Hughes has handled various matters ranging from wrongful death actions to employment disputes and product liability actions. Mr. Hughes also has experience in representing national corporations in federal court, including handling several motions to transfer and motions to dismiss.
In addition, Mr. Hughes has experience in representing clients not involved in litigation. For example, Mr. Hughes handles responses to third party subpoenas that demand documents or personal testimony from clients. He also has experience in creating seminar materials on the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations pertaining to the duties and liabilities of Motor Carriers as employers. Additionally, Mr. Hughes has done research and assisted in creating seminar materials pertaining to electronic discovery.
Mr. Hughes represents several out-of-state clients whom have sought to have Sister-State Judgments enforced in-State. This experience includes actions based on California’s Uniform Foreign Money Judgments Act enforcing judgments for foreign entities.
Mr. Hughes served as a law clerk to President George W. Bush’s Legal Team in Kenosha, Wisconsin during the 2004 Presidential Election, ensuring that all registered Wisconsin voters were given the opportunity to vote.
Mr. Hughes enjoys following the USC Trojans Football team and is an avid golfer with a single-digit handicap.
