Bradley Horace Smith is a lawyer practicing workers’ compensation. Bradley received a B.A. degree from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1997, and has been licensed for 23 years. Bradley practices at The Law Offices of Bradley H. Smith in Charlotte, NC.
I am so glad I chose Brad as my attorney. Brooke was awesome too. They handled everything with the insurance company and settled my case. I highly recommend to anyone! They relieved the stress while I healed.
I started using Brad when he was with another Firm. He contacted me and said he was leaving and starting his own practice. When he asked if I wanted to stay or go with him I knew immediately I was going with him. He has always had my best interest in mind. My case has been ongoing for roughly 42 months. He continues to keep me informed on to how my case is progressing. He offers me his professional opinions on certain things. Then he asks be what I think, feel or want. This is different from a lot of Attorneys I've used over the years. His right hand, Brooke, is also awesome.
Working with Brad was a great experience. From day one I was kept informed on where my case was and what to expect. Brad and his staff did a great job of explaining the process and answering any questions I had in a timely manner. I would highly recommend them to anyone.
Working with Brad was a great experience. He was very knowledgeable of my case, very trustworthy and flexible to fit my schedule, even if it meant he worked late to accommodate me. He took time to explain things and made sure I understood. He provided expert legal counsel but allowed me to make informed decisions. I always felt he had my very best interest at heart! I trusted him to represent me and I was never disappointed. I could not have found better legal representation anywhere. He has a pretty awesome paralegal too. He and Brooke make a great team. They treat you like family. I highly recommend Bradley Smith and Campbell and Associates.
Aldridge v. Novant Health, Inc., 258 N.C. App. 372, 867 S.E.2d 721 (2021)
Neckles v. Harris Teeter, 258 N.C. App. 35, 812 S.E.2d 178 (2018)
North Carolina State Bar 2003
South Carolina Bar 2004
3117 Whiting Avenue32247Charlotte, NC 28205U.S.A.
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