Brad’s legal career spanned almost a quarter-century and included work on record-setting verdicts. But headlines didn’t mean more to Brad than his work on smaller cases for equally deserving clients.
September 02, 2021 at 06:38 PM
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On Aug. 30, S. Bradley “Brad” Houck succumbed to complications related to COVID-19 after a lengthy battle with the deadly disease.
Most lawyers initially got to know Brad as an associate working for leading trial lawyer Tommy Malone. Working with a legal legend introduced Brad to people all over the country, but it was Brad’s sense of humor, country charm, and the fact that he would often break out into song, that had everyone wanting to be around Brad even when the spotlight was not there.
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S. Bradley “Brad” Houck, with Houck Law Firm. (Courtesy photo)
