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Bradley W. Burgess is a distinguished attorney based in Lawton, Oklahoma, known for his extensive expertise in real estate and transportation law. A graduate of Cameron University, where he earned a B.A. degree, he went on to receive his Juris Doctor from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 1983. As the managing partner of Burgess & Hightower Law Firm, Bradley has established himself as a leading legal professional in the region. In addition to his legal practice, Bradley's diverse career includes significant leadership roles in various business ventures. He served as President of Vortex and Cardinal Real Estate, Inc., and co-owned the Lawton Constitution, Oklahoma's third-largest newspaper, alongside his brother. His influence extends to public service, where he has been appointed to several important state boards, including the Oklahoma State Banking Board and the Oklahoma Transportation Commission. An active member of the Lawton community, Bradley has made notable contributions that earned him the prestigious Saint Barbara Award from Fort Sill. He is a committed member of multiple Bar Associations and alumni groups and is licensed to practice in federal courts. His dedication to education is reflected in the scholarships and endowed lectureships he and his wife, Karen, have established to support local initiatives focused on youth development. Bradley is also deeply involved in scouting, carrying on a family tradition of mentorship and outdoor education that spans three generations. His commitment to fostering the growth and development of young people in Lawton further underscores his dedication to the community he serves. Through his multifaceted career and community involvement, Bradley W. Burgess continues to leave a lasting impact in both the legal and local landscapes.
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