Appeals, Civil Appeals, Foreclosures

Alderman Argues Before the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals

Posted on by Chelsey Bradley

On December 1, 2014, managing attorney Kimberly Alderman argued before the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago on behalf of defendant-appellants in Bank of America v. Dawn Martinson. The primary issue in the case was whether Bank of America produced the appropriate documentation to justify a foreclosure. While there is no video of the case, the audio is available here:

http://media.ca7.uscourts.gov/sound/2014/nr.13-3892.13-3892_12_01_2014.mp3

A decision on the case has not yet been entered.

Chelsey Bradley

Chelsey Bradley is a highly accomplished attorney with a strong academic background and diverse legal experience. She has served in the Legal Assistance to Institutionalized Persons Project, the Dane County Small Claims Assistance Project, and as senior articles editor for the Wisconsin International Law Journal. Having clerked for the Honorable Chief Judge William Conley in the US District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin, she focused on complex civil litigation. Attorney Bradley’s commitment to justice and advocacy is unparalleled. Her dynamic combination of academic excellence, legal prowess, and community engagement sets her apart as a valuable asset in the legal field. As a senior attorney with the Alderman Law Firm, she offers her expertise and acumen in both civil and criminal appeals.