Reviews

Gerard ("Gerry") Brady is a superb, smart, attentive attorney whose practice primarily involves construction and real estate development matters. With an undergraduate degree in engineering, he understands the relationships between the facts and the law, and between the theoretical and the practical reality. Gerry has extensive experience not only with "disputes" and "litigation" but also the "corporate" side of construction and real estate development matters, that is, the preparation of contracts designed to avoid disputes and litigation in the first place. His physical presence, extensive experience, command of the subject, and steady demeanor have been helpful in counteracting the overbearing, aggressive style that is typical of many attorneys who handle construction claims matters, and other real estate and construction disputes. In my position as a corporate counsel, I have hired him as outside counsel to handle matters both as attorney for plaintiff (to collect monies for work performed) and for defendant (defending against claims for work performed improperly), and have been pleased that he has the ability to handle both equally well, in part because he is able to see both sides of the picture, regardless of which side his client is on. He has also been helpful on many occasions in resolving disputes before they reached litigation, and also in mediation and in arbitration. His firm, Welby, Brady & Greenblatt, is small enough to assure personal attention while being large enough to assign sufficient people to handle whatever matters the firm takes on. The firm also has attorneys with a variety of specialties to assist in more complex matters. The firm's clients range from mid-sized construction subcontractors up to the largest of multinational corporations, and include many names that would be instantly recognizable to anyone familiar with the construction and real estate development industries, that his firm has had as consistent, repeat clients for many years. I would strongly recommend Gerry Brady to handle any matter he says he is willing to handle, by which I mean he can be trusted to say what he thinks and to truly render his advice, whether favorable or unfavorable, and to say whether he thinks a matter or issue should be pursued or not, or whether he thinks some other attorney might be more suited to handling the matter. I rate him a 10 out of 10 under any measure.

Gerard ("Gerry") Brady is a superb, smart, attentive attorney whose practice primarily involves construction and real estate development matters. With an undergraduate degree in engineering, he understands the relationships between the facts and the law, and between the theoretical and the practical reality. Gerry has extensive experience not only with "disputes" and "litigation" but also the "corporate" side of construction and real estate development matters, that is, the preparation of contracts designed to avoid disputes and litigation in the first place. His physical presence, extensive experience, command of the subject, and steady demeanor have been helpful in counteracting the overbearing, aggressive style that is typical of many attorneys who handle construction claims matters, and other real estate and construction disputes. In my position as a corporate counsel, I have hired him as outside counsel to handle matters both as attorney for plaintiff (to collect monies for work performed) and for defendant (defending against claims for work performed improperly), and have been pleased that he has the ability to handle both equally well, in part because he is able to see both sides of the picture, regardless of which side his client is on. He has also been helpful on many occasions in resolving disputes before they reached litigation, and also in mediation and in arbitration. His firm, Welby, Brady & Greenblatt, is small enough to assure personal attention while being large enough to assign sufficient people to handle whatever matters the firm takes on. The firm also has attorneys with a variety of specialties to assist in more complex matters. The firm's clients range from mid-sized construction subcontractors up to the largest of multinational corporations, and include many names that would be instantly recognizable to anyone familiar with the construction and real estate development industries, that his firm has had as consistent, repeat clients for many years. I would strongly recommend Gerry Brady to handle any matter he says he is willing to handle, by which I mean he can be trusted to say what he thinks and to truly render his advice, whether favorable or unfavorable, and to say whether he thinks a matter or issue should be pursued or not, or whether he thinks some other attorney might be more suited to handling the matter. I rate him a 10 out of 10 under any measure.