Meet Patrick

Patrick Bradley is a construction and commercial litigator. In his practice, Patrick advises and represents corporations, small businesses, individuals and governmental entities in a range of business, construction, manufacturing, insurance and tort-related matters. He has experience litigating complex cases, including class actions, in federal and state courts as well as arbitration forums.

Prior to joining Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd’s Greenville office, Patrick served as a law clerk to the Hon. D. Garrison Hill, South Carolina Court of Appeals. He also practiced construction litigation for several years at a Greenville civil litigation firm.

While in law school, Patrick interned for the Hon. John C. Few, South Carolina Supreme Court; the Hon. H. Bruce Williams, South Carolina Court of Appeals; and the Hon. Richard M. Gergel, U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina.

• University of South Carolina, J.D., cum laude, 2018
• University of South Carolina, B.A., 2015

• South Carolina, 2018
• North Carolina, 2019
• U.S. District Court, South Carolina, 2019

• Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch Construction Law 2023, Insurance Law 2023 and Litigation – Construction 2023
• South Carolina Super Lawyers® “Rising Stars” Construction Litigation 2022
• CALI Award Recipient: Advanced Legal Writing, Appellate Advocacy, Legal Writing for the Courts, Criminal Procedure
• ABA Real Property, Trust & Estate Law Journal, Articles Editor, Student Note Award
• University of South Carolina Hall of Leaders, 2015

• South Carolina Bar Young Lawyers Division
• Greenville County Bar
• University of South Carolina School of Law Young Alumni Council, Board Member (2020-Present)
• Meals on Wheels of Greenville Young Professionals
• Claims & Litigation Management (CLM) Alliance

• “Damico & Public Policy: Mandatory Arbitration Clause Found Unenforceable and Court Declines to Sever,” South Carolina Young Lawyer, Vol. 15, No. 2, November 2022
• “Beware-bnb?: Adapting the Regulatory Approach of Community Associations to Residential Sharing & Zoning Trends,” 53 Real Property Trust and Estate Law Journal 373, 2018