Brad Reeser

Brad focuses his practice on the defense of medical professionals and their employers in medical malpractice claims, transportation and premises liability cases, and commercial litigation. He also advises physicians, hospitals, and surgery centers in credentialing and privileging matters. Brad has a broad background in trial, administrative, and appellate litigation in state and federal courts in Virginia. He has first chair trial experience in Virginia Circuit and General District Courts, and he has represented clients in numerous proceedings at the Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission and the United States Department of Labor. Brad’s appellate experience includes multiple oral arguments before the Virginia Court of Appeals and extensive briefing in all of Virginia’s state and federal appellate courts.

Brad earned his undergraduate degrees in Economics and Writing, Rhetoric, and Technical Communication from James Madison University. He attended the University of Richmond T.C. Williams School of Law, where he represented the University in the 2015 Judge John R. Brown Admiralty Moot Court Competition and worked with a local attorney to provide pro bono appellate representation before the Virginia Court of Appeals and Supreme Court of Virginia.

Outside of the office, Brad enjoys spending time with family, friends, and his dog, Lady. He is a member of the Richmond Road Runners Club, and he does his best to stay active and outdoors on the weekends. He is passionate about closing Virginia’s “Justice Gap,” particularly for Virginians with disabilities.