Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP

Bradley is pleased to announce that 394 of the firm’s attorneys have been recognized in the 2025 Best Lawyers listings. This includes 296 attorneys listed in The Best Lawyers in America? and 98 attorneys listed in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch?. Additionally, 34 Bradley attorneys have been named a 2025 Best Lawyers “Lawyer of the Year” across 42 practice areas. [https://lnkd.in/e--f4bhm] #BestLawyers2025 #BuiltByBradley

Bradley attorney Will Manuel shares his insights with Law360 on how recent EEOC settlements are intensifying scrutiny in the construction sector. He discusses the influence of federal investments from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act on regulatory oversight. [https://bit.ly/4dUbajw]

Bradley is pleased to announce Jim Collura as the new office managing partner in our Houston office. Jim, who played a pivotal role in establishing our Texas presence with the opening of the Houston office in 2016, has extensive experience in energy and construction litigation. His leadership will support our continued success and meet evolving client needs, reflecting our commitment to nurturing talent and advancing our strategic vision. [https://bit.ly/3XtI9p5]

Bradley is pleased to announce that Whitt Steineker has been named to the 2024-2025 Global Top 200 Cannabis Lawyers list by Cannabis Law Report. As co-chair of our Cannabis Industry team, Whitt continues to provide outstanding legal services to clients navigating the evolving cannabis industry. Join us in congratulating Whitt on this recognition! [https://bit.ly/47iOFlY] #BuiltByBradley

Bradley is pleased to announce John Rodgers as the new practice group leader of the firm’s Labor & Employment Practice Group. His vast experience solving employment-related problems and his deep understanding of the daily issues facing employers will help direct growth in this key practice area as we meet the ever-evolving needs of our clients. [https://bit.ly/3XtI9p5]

Whitt Steineker explores recent developments in Alabama's medical cannabis program in his latest post on the Budding Trends blog. After months of delays, recent court hearings suggest a potential path forward, bringing the program closer to reality. Discover what these changes could mean for access to medical cannabis in Alabama. [https://lnkd.in/eKe9wwXA]

On September 18, A.J. Bahou, Chair of Bradley's AI Team, will be a panelist at the Associated Builders and Contractors of Greater Tennessee’s Membership Lunch Panel Discussion, joined by Amy Jones Snider, Lerry Wilson, and Matt Lyle, with Patrick Scarpati as the moderator. The panel will discuss AI's impact, benefits, and challenges in the construction industry. For more information, visit: [https://lnkd.in/eD4aR3GJ]

Bruce Ely was featured in Bloomberg Tax discussing the confidential settlement of a major tax lawsuit between ConocoPhillips and the Louisiana Department of Revenue. Explore his insights on this notable state transfer pricing dispute. [https://lnkd.in/eS8Qby89]

Bradley is pleased to announce Lauren Raines as the new office managing partner in our Tampa office. Her practice combines commercial lending and financial services litigation, providing clients with comprehensive advice and advocacy. Lauren’s experience and leadership will help expand our presence in Tampa as continue to find new opportunities to serve clients across Florida. [https://bit.ly/3XtI9p5]

Stephen Fritz and Slates Veazey explore how historical regulations intersect with modern legal challenges in their analysis of a recent Fifth Circuit decision on cannabis and firearm regulations. Discover the implications for constitutional rights and regulatory practices in their latest post on the Budding Trends blog. [https://lnkd.in/eZY2hysw]