Adjunct Professor of Law
Patrick A. Bradford specializes in complex business and regulatory litigation, including representing clients before the DOJ, SEC, FTC, and FINRA. He regularly appears in federal and state courts throughout the country. His expertise includes antitrust, financial services, auditor defense, regulatory investigations (including corporate, government, and FCPA investigations), corporate governance, False Claims Act, employment discrimination (defense), environmental, ethics, healthcare fraud, and class action defense. Mr. Bradford’s clients include public and private companies, directors and officers, and high net worth individuals.
Recent trial representations include the chief defendant in the FTC’s largest-ever real estate asset freeze in federal court (D. Md); Hercules PC and its principal in an employment discrimination case in federal court (S.D.N.Y.); and CNA insurance in a medical malpractice trial in Georgia state court (Fulton Co. Ga).
that he received when chasing Babe Ruth’s home run record and beyond. They were vile letters, angry letters, threatening letters. Letters that revealed, in no uncertain terms, the dirty underbelly of a nation that has left its most
Biden revokes Trump ban on diversity training that explores systemic racism, privilege
By Alexandra Olson
The U.S. Department of Labor building is pictured in Washington on Thursday, April 2, 2020.
NEW YORK - Civil rights groups on Thursday celebrated President Joe Biden’s swift revocation of a Trump administration order that had banned federal agencies, contractors and recipients of federal funding from conducting certain diversity training.
The order had targeted workplace trainings that explored systemic racism and privilege, which former President Donald Trump had deemed un-American and potentially harmful to white workers. The Department of Labor had already suspended enforcement of the order after a California federal court granted a preliminary injunction against it in response to a lawsuit filed by Lambda Legal, an organization that advocates for the rights of LGBT people.
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Joe Biden revokes Donald Trump s order banning critical race theory and other diversity training which ex-president called un-American
Trump had ordered a ban on federal money being spent on so-called critical race theory and other diversity training
But Biden revoked the order among a series of actions after entering the White House
Trump had railed against un-American propaganda and cancel culture in speech which also unveiled his 1776 Commission
1776 Commission was attempt to produce patriotic curriculum in opposition to New York Times 1619 project but it was dumped by Biden too