Brad S. Daniels - Lawyer in Portland, OR

760 Southwest Ninth Avenue, Suite 3000,
Portland, OR 97205

Practice Areas

Appellate Practice Portland, OR Litigation Portland, OR Commercial Litigation Portland, OR Complex and High Profile Civil and Commercial Litigation Portland, OR Civil and Commercial Litigation Portland, OR Business and Commercial Transactions Portland, OR Complex Commercial Litigation Portland, OR Commercial and Corporate Litigation Portland, OR Complex Commercial and Corporate Litigation Portland, OR Commercial and Residential Real Estate Portland, OR Business and Commercial Law Portland, OR

About the lawyer

Brad S. Daniels is an excellent lawyer from Portland, OR. Attorney Brad S. Daniels works in an office located at 760 Southwest Ninth Avenue, Suite 3000, Portland, OR 97205. Portland lawyer Jared K. Miller will help you solve all issues in the following areas of law: Appellate Practice, Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Complex and High Profile Civil and Commercial Litigation, Civil and Commercial Litigation, Business and Commercial Transactions, Complex Commercial Litigation, Commercial and Corporate Litigation, Complex Commercial and Corporate Litigation, Commercial and Residential Real Estate, Business and Commercial Law Portland, OR. Brad S. Daniels is the best lawyer in Portland, Oregon state!

Brad Daniels is a partner in Stoel Rives Litigation practice group who focuses on securities and corporate governance litigation, complex business litigation (including class actions, shareholder disputes, and unlawful trade practices claims), appellate litigation, and property tax issues. He represents manufacturing, consumer products, agribusiness, oil and gas, and mining clients. Brads significant recent wins and cases include representing a Fortune 500 company in federal securities fraud litigation, defeating class certification and obtaining a complete defense decision in an action alleging violations of the Affordable Care Act, securing a complete defense arbitration award for a local utility in an accounting dispute, and obtaining a unanimous decision from the Oregon Supreme Court in an employment tax matter.