Brad C. Kaplan

Brad C. Kaplan graduated from university with honors at the age of 19. After graduation, Mr. Kaplan enrolled in an advanced academic program, and also began working in the mental health field. He was employed with the Medical College of Ohio and worked in a Cottage System with developmentally disabled people. At the age of 21, he was offered and accepted a position running a group home for autistic men in Sandusky, Ohio.

In 1980, at the age of 22, Mr. Kaplan began his legal studies at the Northwestern School of Law at Lewis and Clark in Portland, Oregon. While there, Mr. Kaplan worked for the National Labor Relations Board, and was also a research assistant. He received research credits for law review articles regarding in personam jurisdiction and the entertainment industry.

Upon graduation, Mr. Kaplan sat for and passed the Georgia Bar exam and proceeded upon his career path working for small but extremely busy and competent law firms. In 1986, Mr. Kaplan opened the Law Firm of Brad C. Kaplan, which handled personal injury, small business matters and other assorted unique cases.

Mr. Kaplan is the proud father of two amazing sons, Jacob and Ben and they are involved with a number of charitable organizations which service the needs of impoverished children, disabled veterans, and the surviving children of slain police officers and firefighters.

Mr. Kaplan is an active member of the Georgia State Bar and the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association. Mr. Kaplan is licensed to practice in all Georgia Courts, the United States District Courts, and the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals.