About Bradley
Brad's practice focuses mainly in the areas of M&A, corporate and commercial transactions, and the structuring and governance of private business. Brad regularly advises clients on the organizing of business relationships, commercial contracts, and the purchase and sale of businesses. Brad has experience acting for clients in the technology, manufacturing, professional practices, agriculture, transportation and environmental sectors, amongst others.Brad has a broad corporate and commercial practice, which includes significant M&A work acting on both vendor and purchaser side of transactions, as well as commercial real estate, leasing and financing transactions. He acts for businesses in all stages of development, from start-ups to mature, multi-jurisdictional operations, and has acted for a number of families in connection with inter-generational transfers of very successful family-owned businesses in Manitoba.Brad has considerable experience negotiating and drafting a variety of complex business documents including purchase and sale agreements, partnership agreements, shareholder agreements, licensing arrangements, and commercial leases. He frequently works with tax advisors to implement complex corporate reorganizations.In addition to working with business owners, Brad’s practice includes advising non-profit organizations, including with respect to governance matters, the drafting of constitutions, by-laws and policies, and the process of obtaining charitable registration.Prior to law school, Brad worked for a large, publicly-traded company in various roles, including as a management trainee and a mechanical engineer. Brad obtained his professional engineering designation (P.Eng), but has now officially retired from the practice of engineering, in order to focus on the practice of law.
Brad's practice focuses mainly in the areas of M&A, corporate and commercial transactions, and the structuring and governance of private business. Brad regularly advises clients on the organizing of business relationships, commercial contracts, and the purchase and sale of businesses. Brad has experience acting for clients in the technology, manufacturing, professional practices, agriculture, transportation and environmental sectors, amongst others.Brad has a broad corporate and commercial practice, which includes significant M&A work acting on both vendor and purchaser side of transactions, as well as commercial real estate, leasing and financing transactions. He acts for businesses in all stages of development, from start-ups to mature, multi-jurisdictional operations, and has acted for a number of families in connection with inter-generational transfers of very successful family-owned businesses in Manitoba.Brad has considerable experience negotiating and drafting a variety of complex business documents including purchase and sale agreements, partnership agreements, shareholder agreements, licensing arrangements, and commercial leases. He frequently works with tax advisors to implement complex corporate reorganizations.In addition to working with business owners, Brad’s practice includes advising non-profit organizations, including with respect to governance matters, the drafting of constitutions, by-laws and policies, and the process of obtaining charitable registration.Prior to law school, Brad worked for a large, publicly-traded company in various roles, including as a management trainee and a mechanical engineer. Brad obtained his professional engineering designation (P.Eng), but has now officially retired from the practice of engineering, in order to focus on the practice of law.
Brad's practice focuses mainly in the areas of M&A, corporate and commercial transactions, and the structuring and governance of private business. Brad regularly advises clients on the organizing of business relationships, commercial contracts, and the purchase and sale of businesses. Brad has experience acting for clients in the technology, manufacturing, professional practices, agriculture, transportation and environmental sectors, amongst others.
Brad has a broad corporate and commercial practice, which includes significant M&A work acting on both vendor and purchaser side of transactions, as well as commercial real estate, leasing and financing transactions. He acts for businesses in all stages of development, from start-ups to mature, multi-jurisdictional operations, and has acted for a number of families in connection with inter-generational transfers of very successful family-owned businesses in Manitoba.
Brad has considerable experience negotiating and drafting a variety of complex business documents including purchase and sale agreements, partnership agreements, shareholder agreements, licensing arrangements, and commercial leases. He frequently works with tax advisors to implement complex corporate reorganizations.
In addition to working with business owners, Brad’s practice includes advising non-profit organizations, including with respect to governance matters, the drafting of constitutions, by-laws and policies, and the process of obtaining charitable registration.
Prior to law school, Brad worked for a large, publicly-traded company in various roles, including as a management trainee and a mechanical engineer. Brad obtained his professional engineering designation (P.Eng), but has now officially retired from the practice of engineering, in order to focus on the practice of law.
