Margaret Bradley-Davis received her B.A. from Florida International University in 1995 and her Certificate in Paralegal Studies from Barry College in 1986. She completed a Certificate in Human Resources Administration at Florida International University in 1997. Ms. Bradley-Davis has 17 years’ experience working on litigation matters, including complex class-action litigation.
Ms. Bradley-Davis works exclusively with members of the Labor & Employment Practice Group. She assists with fact investigations by conducting initial witness interviews and reviewing documents. She then prepares a preliminary case summary, including witness statement outlines and chronology. This preliminary investigation is part of the Group’s cost-effective method to streamline case handling. She also assists with responding to discovery requests, and organizing exhibits for depositions and trials. Ms. Bradley-Davis also coordinates witness schedules for trial.
Ms. Bradley-Davis has worked on cases involving litigation claims of sexual harassment and discrimination, including age, race, sex, religion, national origin, disability, marital status, as well as worker’s compensation retaliation.
Ms. Bradley-Davis is fluent in Spanish.
