Bradley Pepper

Bradley Pepper is admitted to practice law in the State of Florida and in Federal Court, in the Southern District of Florida. He specializes as a Personal Injury Attorney on behalf of Plaintiffs in Miami, Fort Lauderdale and throughout the South Florida region. He has been named by Florida Legal Elite Magazine as one of the top 100 attorneys in the State of Florida under the age of 40. He has been recognized as providing quality representation with proven results to his clients.

Mr. Pepper has experience representing people who have been injured as a result of auto accidents, premises liability and product liability.

His focus is on negotiating with insurance companies or the responsible parties in order to achieve the maximum possible recovery for his clients, while obtaining all the necessary information to strengthen your case. Once all avenues to negotiate a settlement have been exhausted, Mr. Pepper will move on to trial preparation where your case is heard by a jury of your peers.

Mr. Pepper also specializes as a Criminal Defense Attorney. He has defended people charged with a wide variety of felony and misdemeanor offenses. Mr. Pepper aggressively defends his clients by filing motions to attack any procedural errors that may have been committed by the arresting officers in an effort to have charges dismissed, and when necessary arguing the cases at trial.

Background

In 2003, Mr. Pepper received a Bachelor of Literature, Science and Arts degree from the University of Michigan, where he was a member of the Michigan Community Scholars Program. He then attended Brooklyn Law School where he was conferred his Juris Doctorate.

Upon graduation from law school, Mr. Pepper joined the securities litigation practice of a prominent plaintiffs' law firm in New York City, Bernstein Liebhard, LLP. Following his work at Bernstein, Mr. Pepper sharpened his litigation skills at a prominent Miami Personal Injury and criminal defense firm, Gilbert & Smallman PLLC. At Gilbert & Smallman, Mr. Pepper represented countless plaintiffs seeking recoveries for their injuries as well as individuals charged with criminal offenses.