John Bradley represents nursing homes, assisted-living facilities, and health care professionals in all aspects of health care law including complex litigation from outset to conclusion. His practice focus is the defense of nursing home facilities, assisted-living facilities, home health agencies in general and professional liability claims, as well as state and federal regulatory compliance. John also handles Medicare and Medicaid certifications, state and federal licensure applications for nursing homes and assisted-living facilities, and administrative litigation in both state and federal forums.

Areas of Focus

Health Care Defense
John is a career health care attorney with experience in all aspects of health care–related civil and administrative litigation. He has successfully defended actions brought against skilled nursing homes and assisted-living facilities in state civil actions alleging negligence and violations of resident rights. Additionally, John has successfully represented health care employees, skilled nursing facilities, assisted-living facilities, and home health agencies against actions brought by state and federal administrative agencies.

    Education

    • Florida State College of Law (J.D., cum laude, 2011)
    • San Diego State University (M.A. Public Administration, 2009)
    • Florida State University (B.S. Criminology / Sports Management, 2002)

    Bar Admissions

    • Florida

    Court Admissions

    • U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit

John Bradley

John Bradley represents nursing homes, assisted-living facilities, and health care professionals in all aspects of health care law including complex litigation from outset to conclusion. His practice focus is the defense of nursing home facilities, assisted-living facilities, home health agencies in general and professional liability claims, as well as state and federal regulatory compliance. John also handles Medicare and Medicaid certifications, state and federal licensure applications for nursing homes and assisted-living facilities, and administrative litigation in both state and federal forums.