Bradley T. Guldalian

Always focused on identifying and minimizing risks, Bradley has tried numerous lawsuits during his career. He has litigated a multitude of first-party property insurance claims involving individuals and commercial enterprises who have named peril or all-risk insurance policies including claims of theft, arson, fraud, wind and water damage, roof and structural damage, stucco, and sinkholes. Bradley also litigates multimillion-dollar, catastrophic personal injury, wrongful death, trucking, workers’ compensation, nursing home and assisted living facility personal injury and death claims, and commercial and individual product liability claims throughout the United States. 

Bradley has handled several complex, multi-party first and third-party insurance coverage disputes including homeowner’s insurance claims, commercial general liability and commercial property claims, inter and intra-state trucking claims, and inland marine and maritime claims. Bradley’s experience also includes numerous types of professional liability claims involving insurance agents, insurance brokers, attorneys, real estate agents, surveyors, mechanical and civil engineers, and architects, as well as first and third-party bad faith claims against insurers. 

A graduate of the University of Maryland, Bradley is a member of the State Bar of Michigan, the Florida Bar, and the District of Columbia Bar. He earned his law degree cum laude from Western Michigan University Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan, where he was a member of the Thomas M. Cooley Law Review and the Thomas M. Cooley National Moot Court Team. Prior to moving to Florida in 1999, Bradley worked as a law clerk for the Michigan Court of Appeals and as a defense attorney in Detroit, Michigan and as a defense attorney. 

Active in many professional organizations, Bradley spends his time away from work with his wife, Adriana, golfing, enjoying the beach, and watching and attending sporting events.