About Anna
Anna-Bryce is an associate in the Construction Practice Group. She represents general contractors and subcontractors engaged in a variety of construction projects. Her primary focus is on public and private commercial construction disputes, whether they be in the form of lien actions, delay claims, general breach of contract disputes, or other construction-related claims. Anna-Bryce also assists clients in drafting and negotiating their construction contracts.Prior to starting at Bradley, Anna-Bryce served as a law clerk for the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of North Carolina for 18 months. She enjoys using her background in the bankruptcy court and understanding of bankruptcy law to supplement her construction practice. Anna-Bryce advises construction clients on the unique bankruptcy issues that confront construction industry professionals on a construction project and often assists clients in pursuing collections actions. Anna-Bryce also presents on the treatment of construction claims under the Bankruptcy Code and the unique traits of construction claims once they enter the purview of a bankruptcy court. Anna-Bryce also practices in Bradley’s Bankruptcy and Creditor’s Rights Practice Group and regularly advises clients on the treatment of their claims in the bankruptcy process.
Anna-Bryce is an associate in the Construction Practice Group. She represents general contractors and subcontractors engaged in a variety of construction projects. Her primary focus is on public and private commercial construction disputes, whether they be in the form of lien actions, delay claims, general breach of contract disputes, or other construction-related claims. Anna-Bryce also assists clients in drafting and negotiating their construction contracts.Prior to starting at Bradley, Anna-Bryce served as a law clerk for the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of North Carolina for 18 months. She enjoys using her background in the bankruptcy court and understanding of bankruptcy law to supplement her construction practice. Anna-Bryce advises construction clients on the unique bankruptcy issues that confront construction industry professionals on a construction project and often assists clients in pursuing collections actions. Anna-Bryce also presents on the treatment of construction claims under the Bankruptcy Code and the unique traits of construction claims once they enter the purview of a bankruptcy court. Anna-Bryce also practices in Bradley’s Bankruptcy and Creditor’s Rights Practice Group and regularly advises clients on the treatment of their claims in the bankruptcy process.
Anna-Bryce is an associate in the Construction Practice Group. She represents general contractors and subcontractors engaged in a variety of construction projects. Her primary focus is on public and private commercial construction disputes, whether they be in the form of lien actions, delay claims, general breach of contract disputes, or other construction-related claims. Anna-Bryce also assists clients in drafting and negotiating their construction contracts.
Prior to starting at Bradley, Anna-Bryce served as a law clerk for the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of North Carolina for 18 months. She enjoys using her background in the bankruptcy court and understanding of bankruptcy law to supplement her construction practice. Anna-Bryce advises construction clients on the unique bankruptcy issues that confront construction industry professionals on a construction project and often assists clients in pursuing collections actions. Anna-Bryce also presents on the treatment of construction claims under the Bankruptcy Code and the unique traits of construction claims once they enter the purview of a bankruptcy court. Anna-Bryce also practices in Bradley’s Bankruptcy and Creditor’s Rights Practice Group and regularly advises clients on the treatment of their claims in the bankruptcy process.
Anna-Bryce is an associate in the Construction Practice Group. She represents general contractors and subcontractors engaged in a variety of construction projects. Her primary focus is on public and private commercial construction disputes, whether they be in the form of lien actions, delay claims, general breach of contract disputes, or other construction-related claims. Anna-Bryce also assists clients in drafting and negotiating their construction contracts.Prior to starting at Bradley, Anna-Bryce served as a law clerk for the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of North Carolina for 18 months. She enjoys using her background in the bankruptcy court and understanding of bankruptcy law to supplement her construction practice. Anna-Bryce advises construction clients on the unique bankruptcy issues that confront construction industry professionals on a construction project and often assists clients in pursuing collections actions. Anna-Bryce also presents on the treatment of construction claims under the Bankruptcy Code and the unique traits of construction claims once they enter the purview of a bankruptcy court. Anna-Bryce also practices in Bradley’s Bankruptcy and Creditor’s Rights Practice Group and regularly advises clients on the treatment of their claims in the bankruptcy process.
Anna-Bryce is an associate in the Construction Practice Group. She represents general contractors and subcontractors engaged in a variety of construction projects. Her primary focus is on public and private commercial construction disputes, whether they be in the form of lien actions, delay claims, general breach of contract disputes, or other construction-related claims. Anna-Bryce also assists clients in drafting and negotiating their construction contracts.
Prior to starting at Bradley, Anna-Bryce served as a law clerk for the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of North Carolina for 18 months. She enjoys using her background in the bankruptcy court and understanding of bankruptcy law to supplement her construction practice. Anna-Bryce advises construction clients on the unique bankruptcy issues that confront construction industry professionals on a construction project and often assists clients in pursuing collections actions. Anna-Bryce also presents on the treatment of construction claims under the Bankruptcy Code and the unique traits of construction claims once they enter the purview of a bankruptcy court. Anna-Bryce also practices in Bradley’s Bankruptcy and Creditor’s Rights Practice Group and regularly advises clients on the treatment of their claims in the bankruptcy process.
