Brad Lewis

Senior Legal Strategist

Certified Professional in Legal Ethics (CPLE)

12+ years experience

Brad Lewis is a highly sought-after Senior Legal Strategist known for her deep understanding of the intricacies and ethical dilemmas facing the legal profession today. With 12 years of experience, Brad has built a reputation for providing insightful and practical guidance to law firms, corporate legal departments, and individual attorneys. Her expertise spans a wide range of areas, including complex litigation strategy, professional responsibility, legal technology, and regulatory compliance. Before establishing her independent consulting practice, Brad served as Lead Counsel for the National Bar Ethics Council, where she played a key role in shaping national policy on attorney ethics. She is also a current advisor to the American Legal Innovation Group, contributing to their research on the future of legal practice. Brad is a frequent speaker at legal conferences and workshops, sharing her insights on topics such as attorney-client privilege, cybersecurity in law firms, and the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in the legal field. Her commitment to advancing the legal profession is evident in her work and her dedication to helping lawyers navigate the ever-evolving legal landscape. Brad is the author of numerous articles and white papers on legal ethics and practice management, and her work has been cited in several leading legal journals.

Articles by Brad Lewis

Legal News

Georgia Gig Law: HB 89 Changes for 2026

A recent motorcycle accident involving an UberEats driver in Johns Creek highlights the critical legal complexities faced by those in the gig economy. Navigating the…

Brad Lewis · · 10 min read
Legal News

UberEats Johns Creek: Gig Risk in 2026

Key Takeaways Motorcycle delivery drivers face a 28-fold higher fatality rate per mile than passenger car occupants, highlighting extreme vulnerability. Georgia’s “Modified Comparative Negligence” rule…

Brad Lewis · · 8 min read
Legal News

Marietta Gig Drivers: No Comp in 2026?

A recent surge in gig economy-related incidents, particularly involving UberEats motorcycle delivery drivers, has brought renewed attention to Georgia’s workers’ compensation laws. Specifically, a recent…

Brad Lewis · · 8 min read