Bradley Elected as VP of State Bar Section

On Friday, Mike Bradley was elected Vice President of the Communications Law Section of the Minnesota State Bar Association. The Communications Law Section advances the knowledge of Minnesota lawyers and other interested
persons as to legal issues faced by users, providers, and regulators of telecommunications and
broadcast services, facilities, and equipment.

Mike has served on the Communications Law Section leadership council for many years. He has previously served as an officer of the Section on many occasions, including President. Mike strongly believes in civic participation including service to the bar association. In addition to his work with the Communications Law Section, he created the Military Affairs Committee, which is now a section of the bar. As part of the Military Affairs Committee he helped create the largest pro bono project overseen by the bar by offering legal assistance to the service members and families of deployed service members. Mike also served an elected term on the Ramsey County Bar Association Board of Directors and created a reading program for elementary school students designed to teach students about the Supreme Court. He also served on the Ethics Committee and Diversity Committee of the Ramsey County Bar Association.

Michael Bradley

Mike Bradley is a partner at Bradley Werner, LLC. Mike has spent nearly his entire 30+ year career representing local governments and access television organizations on broadband, cable television, telecommunications, and utility issues. Throughout that time, he has had the privilege of representing many of his clients continuously. Mike has received the highest attorney ratings from Martindale-Hubble and is admitted to practice in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Washington and in multiple federal courts, including the United States Supreme Court.

Michael Bradley

Mike Bradley is a partner at Bradley Werner, LLC. Mike has spent nearly his entire 30+ year career representing local governments and access television organizations on broadband, cable television, telecommunications, and utility issues. Throughout that time, he has had the privilege of representing many of his clients continuously. Mike has received the highest attorney ratings from Martindale-Hubble and is admitted to practice in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Washington and in multiple federal courts, including the United States Supreme Court.

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