Bradley joined Manning Fulton in 2010 after receiving a Masters of Law in Taxation from Northwestern University and spending a year litigating federal tax cases with a large regional firm. His practice at Manning Fulton focuses on the tax and business law aspects of business mergers and acquisitions, forming and advising joint ventures and private equity funds, partnerships and limited liability companies, counseling clients on international, federal and state tax issues and counseling real estate investors and developers with the tax and corporate aspects of complex acquisitions, 1031 exchanges, real estate developments and dispositions.
Bradley is a member of the Corporate Practice Group. He regularly assists individuals, partnerships, LLCs and corporations with international, federal and state tax planning and transaction structuring. Bradley also handles substantial tax controversies with federal and state taxing authorities in a variety of areas, including captive insurance companies, conservation easements, sales and use tax disputes and offshore voluntary disclosures.
In addition, Bradley advises clients on a variety of complex business transactions, including structuring, forming and/or negotiating business acquisitions and dispositions, initial entity formations, joint ventures, mergers, reorganizations, spin-offs, private placement securities offerings, private equity funds and executive compensation arrangements for key employees, including stock option, phantom stock and deferred compensation plans.
Bradley has substantial experience counseling clients with structuring complex real estate acquisitions, dispositions, joint ventures and other strategic development or funding arrangements, debt restructuring and 1031 exchanges.
Bradley’s wide-range of experience also includes representing clients with respect to licensing and franchise and distributions relationships and matters involving trademark and other intellectual property protection.