Brad Lowber Hendricks

Brad Lowber Hendricks follows in his family's footsteps with a deep commitment to the legal profession. His father was a legal professional and former circuit judge in Pulaski County. Brad's extensive experience as a trial attorney is primarily centered on medical malpractice cases, notably those involving children with cerebral palsy or birth injuries due to obstetric or pediatric errors. His successful cases have been featured in numerous legal publications.

In 1980, the State of Arkansas entrusted Brad with the task of reforming the prison system to meet legal standards. The Director of the Arkansas Department of Correction empowered him to address various issues within an eleven-year lawsuit, culminating successfully in 1982. For his achievements in prison reform, Brad was honored as Employee of the Year by the Department of Correction in 1981. His efforts included addressing security, brutality, racism, and over a hundred medical, legal, and administrative challenges.

Brad has also contributed his expertise as an expert witness in federal litigation concerning prison conditions in Oklahoma and in similar cases in Arkansas involving county jails. Additionally, he served as Assistant Warden at the Wrightsville penitentiary.