Bradford Hendrickson – Trial Lawyer
Bradford Hendrickson is a trial attorney who represents victims of catastrophic, life-changing injuries, including 18-wheeler collisions, workplace explosions, and oilfield or refinery disasters. Known for his relentless preparation and courtroom presence, Bradford serves as the voice for his clients when everything is on the line. Strategic, driven, and deeply committed, he manages each case from intake through appeal, applying the same proven approach every time: dig into the details, maintain pressure, and fight tirelessly for justice.
Before joining Zehl & Associates, Bradford served as lead trial counsel at a well-known Houston personal injury firm, where he secured millions in verdicts and settlements for his clients. Earlier in his career, he spent more than a decade litigating on both sides of the courtroom representing Fortune 500 corporations, small businesses, and individuals in complex civil cases nationwide. This experience gives him a rare insight into how defendants and insurers think—and how to beat them.
Bradford earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Texas and his law degree from the University of Houston Law Center, where he served as Executive Editor of the Houston Journal of International Law. He was recognized for excellence in advocacy, earning scholarships, and induction into the Order of the Barristers. Before entering private practice, he clerked for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Texas. He is licensed in all Texas state and federal courts, as well as the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Dedicated to standing up for those who need it most, Bradford now channels his experience and skill exclusively toward helping injured individuals and their families rebuild their lives.
Bradford is a member of the National Trial Lawyers and the Texas Trial Lawyers Association. He has been honored by Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch every year since 2021 and was named a Texas Rising Star by Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters publication, from 2017 through 2023.