About Bradley Douglas
Bradley Douglas Martin is a Colorado lawyer whose career has moved between public defense and private practice. He earned a law degree from Washburn University School of Law in 2006 after beginning his legal studies in 2004. Prior to law school he studied sociology at the University of Northern Colorado, completing his B.A. in 2001 after first enrolling in 1996.
Martin began his legal career in the public sector. In 2006 he joined the Colorado State Public Defender's office. There he handled client representation in a busy trial environment, gaining courtroom experience and exposure to the procedural demands of criminal cases.
In 2012 he shifted to private practice and became a partner at Martin and Reed, LLC. That move marked a transition from a strictly public defender role to managing matters in a private firm setting. He has continued to practice in Colorado, taking on cases that require litigation skills developed early in his career.
He has been a member of the Colorado Bar Association Public And Legal Services section since 2012. That membership aligns with his background in public defense and suggests an ongoing engagement with issues affecting legal services and access to counsel. He also holds other professional memberships and maintains contacts within Colorado's legal community.
Colleagues describe Martin as a lawyer who is comfortable in court. He draws on experience from the public defender's office when preparing for hearings and trials. His time in both public and private practice has given him familiarity with criminal procedure, client advocacy, and courtroom practice.
Today he practices law in Colorado from his role at Martin and Reed, LLC. He handles criminal defense, trial litigation and matters tied to public legal services in his current practice focus.
