Bradley E. Featherston is an attorney clients trust for a broad range of legal needs.

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Brad grew up in Northwest Houston and graduated from Eisenhower High School. Brad received a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M in the spring of 2000. While attending university, Brad worked as a combustion engineer for GE Power Systems. Brad received his law degree from the University of Houston in the winter of 2002. During law school, Brad worked as an Environmental Health & Safety Coordinator for GE Power Systems. Following law school, Brad first chaired and second chaired several jury and non-jury trials, as well as several arbitrations. Brad also represented clients in appellate courts including the United States Supreme Court and the Texas Supreme Court.

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Brad has four children: two sets of twins. After their first set of twins, Brad and his wife wanted the “one-baby experience.” After the arrival of their second set of twins, they decided the “one-baby experience” was overrated.

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Education

• University of Houston Law Center, Doctorate of Jurisprudence, December 2002

• Texas A&M University, BS Mechanical Engineering, May 2000

 

Licenses

• State Bar of Texas, May 2003

• US Supreme Court, August 2014

• 5TH Circuit Court of Appeals, September 2013

• Southern District of Texas, August 2004

• Eastern District of Texas, November 2005

• Northern District of Texas, May 2009

• Western District of Texas, September 2009

• US Patent & Trademark Office, October 2004

 

Memberships

• State Bar of Texas, Real Estate, Probate & Trust Law Section

• Houston Bar Association, Probate, Trusts & Estate Section

• Wealth Counsel, a national network of estate planning attorneys

 

Recent Presentations

• “Importance of Jury Service”, HBA, February 2016

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