Bradley R. Jones

Originally from a small town in North Carolina, Brad first learned the values of hard work, determination, and self-sufficiency, in a childhood spent on his grandfather’s farm. His first experience in Montana came in 2003 through a university exchange program in Missoula. After a year in Big Sky Country, he returned to the University of North Carolina, graduating from UNC-Chapel Hill before spending several years maintaining trails and running chainsaws for the National Park Service.

Brad graduated from the University of Montana Law School and participated in Environmental Moot Court. Brad was also an editor of the Public Land and Resources Law Review. After earning his law degree from UM Law, Brad began his legal career as a criminal defense and plaintiffs’ attorney, handling personal injury cases, litigation against government agencies, insurance class actions, and workers’ compensation claims. In 2016, he moved to Helena to work for the State of Montana, focusing on environmental regulatory law, administrative law, and public land management.

A trial lawyer at heart, Brad has practiced in a broad range of legal fields but ultimately returned to his true passion—fighting for individuals harmed by the negligence of others.

Outside the courtroom, Brad is an avid outdoorsman who can often be found on Montana’s trails, rivers, and public lands, pursuing big game and bird hunting. Committed to giving back, he dedicates time to organizations that support Montana’ rich wildlife conservation heritage.

Practice areas

Admitted

Montana State Courts, 2013
U.S. Dist. Ct, Dist. of Montana, 2013
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Dist. of Montana, 2016

Education

University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, 2005, B.A., Anthropology

Associations and memberships

Montana Trial Lawyers Association
American Association of Justice
Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys
Keenan Trial Institute
State Bar of Montana