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Brad Lowber Hendricks is a distinguished attorney based in Little Rock, Arkansas, where he has dedicated his legal career to advocating for those affected by medical malpractice. Following in the footsteps of his father, a respected attorney and former circuit judge in Pulaski County, Brad embodies a family tradition of commitment to justice and the rule of law. With years of experience as a trial attorney, Brad focuses primarily on cases involving medical malpractice, with a particular emphasis on representing children who have suffered cerebral palsy and other birth injuries due to negligent obstetric or pediatric practices. His dedication to these vulnerable clients is evident in the numerous cases he has successfully settled or won at trial, many of which have garnered attention in legal publications. In 1980, Brad was entrusted by the State of Arkansas to lead a monumental effort to reform the prison system, ensuring compliance with legal standards. This significant undertaking, which spanned eleven years, culminated in success in 1982, earning him recognition as Employee of the Year by the Arkansas Department of Correction. His work addressed critical issues such as security, brutality, racism, and numerous medical and administrative concerns, culminating in improved conditions for inmates. Additionally, Brad served as Assistant Warden at the Wrightsville penitentiary, further showcasing his leadership in the realm of correctional reform. Brad's expertise extends beyond state lines; he has played a pivotal role as an expert witness in federal litigation challenging the conditions of confinement in Oklahoma prisons and in three distinct cases addressing county jail conditions in Arkansas. With a robust focus on personal injury and medical malpractice, Brad Lowber Hendricks continues to champion the rights of those affected by negligence, striving to make a meaningful impact in the lives of his clients and the broader community.

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