Brad A. Goergen
Practice Emphasis
BAR ADMISSIONS
Idaho, 2002; Oregon, 2007
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Brad focuses his practice on bankruptcy law, loan workouts, and creditors' rights, and he advises on a wide variety of banking, regulatory, general business, and corporate issues. His experience includes working as in-house counsel for a major regional bank, after practicing in the creditors' rights area at a mid-sized regional law firm. Brad also served as a law clerk to the Honorable Jim D. Pappas at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in the District of Idaho.
Publications
Author, "'Just The Facts' About Consumer Credit Laws," The Advocate (February, 2007).
Author, "The Post-Reform Bankruptcy Code: Is It Just A Pig In A Dress?" The Advocate (January, 2006).
Author, "Saxman, the Brunner-Test, and Partial Discharges: Implementing the New Paradigm," Norton Bankruptcy Law Adviser (January, 2005).
EDUCATION
J.D., University of Washington, 2002, with honors; member Washington Law Review
B.A., Western Oregon University, 1999, magna cum laude
