Brad advises clients on a wide array of estate and wealth planning transactions, including the preparation of sophisticated planning documents, lifetime gifting, tax planning, multigenerational planning, and the administration of estates and trusts. He represents clients across the economic spectrum, ranging from individuals and families of modest wealth to high-net value business owners and executives, entrepreneurs, and real estate investors. Brad also counsels individual and professional trustees in navigating the myriad of issues that arise in the course of administering a trust; this includes advising trustees of their fiduciary duties as disputes or questions arise, modifying trusts instruments, and seeking court intervention to clarify or interpret trust instruments or to seek other declaratory relief.

Brad received his J.D., cum laude, from the Suffolk University Law School (2011) and his B.A., summa cum laude, in English and Philosophy, from Bridgewater State College (2008).