Brad's health care practice includes transactional and litigation matters representing payors, providers, intermediaries, and vendors in the industry. He provides strategic, regulatory, and transactional counsel to health care entities and employers on a variety of matters, including managed care, health benefits, provider and network contracting, health insurance, privacy and security, and technology matters. He has represented clients in payor-provider payment disputes, coordination of benefits disputes, credentialing, provider and vendor contracting, benefits matters, and regulatory compliance.

In addition to his health care practice, Brad represents clients in a wide range of complex business disputes, from shareholder derivative suits, securities cases, and contract disputes to cases involving allegations of corporate mismanagement and fraudulent lending practices.

Prior to rejoining the firm in April 2024, Brad spent 12 years as the General Counsel of a middle-market third-party administrator (TPA), which specialized in administration of ERISA employer-sponsored health plans. Brad served on the company's Executive Leadership Team, providing strategic, legal, and business counsel to the company’s management team. Brad handled litigation management, contract and business negotiations, employment and employee benefits matters, privacy and information security, corporate acquisitions, corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and government relations. In this role, he oversaw a team of 45 employees and, in addition to his legal and compliance functions, he was responsible for the company's risk management, quality, and process excellence programs, and led the company's technology, human resources, COBRA administration, and customer experience teams.

Following law school, Brad held a clerkship with the North Carolina Business Court with then-Chief Business Court Judge Ben F. Tennille. After his clerkship, he practiced on the firm's Complex Commercial Litigation team, until going in-house in 2011. He is barred with the State of North Carolina. Brad earned his B.A. in Music from Wake Forest University and his J.D. from Wake Forest University School of Law. He serves as the Chair of the Triad Board for the American Heart Association, where previously he twice chaired the Winston-Salem Heart & Stroke Walk. Brad formerly chaired the Corporate Counsel Section of the North Carolina Bar Association and served on the Elder Board at Salem Chapel. He is an Adjunct Professor at his alma mater, where he teaches a master’s level course in health policy, called Paying for Health Care.

During law school, Brad served as Articles Editor for the Wake Forest Law Review.