Bradford Bayliff

Bradford Bayliff, a seasoned attorney in Blanco, Texas, specializes in energy and utilities law, with a particular focus on transmission lines and regulatory matters. Known for his adept representation before the Public Utility Commission of Texas, he has become a trusted advocate for landowners, small telecom companies, and retail electric providers.

Professional Background:

• Formerly a Texas PUC lawyer, Bradford has an extensive background in administrative law, especially in the telecommunications and energy sectors.
• His legal prowess is recognized with Board Certification in Administrative Law and an AV® Preeminent™ rating from Martindale-Hubbell®.

Early Career:

• Following in the footsteps of his father, a respected trial attorney, Bradford began his journey in the legal field at an early age, gaining experience in various aspects of law practice.
• His legislative and real estate development background, combined with a term as a State Representative in Indiana, shaped his comprehensive legal acumen.

Legal Education and Achievements:

• Earned a J.D. from Indiana University School of Law, where he distinguished himself in moot court competitions and served on the editorial staff of the Federal Communications Law Journal.
• Interned for Chief Justice Thomas Phillips of the Supreme Court of Texas, solidifying his decision to start his law career in Texas.

Specialization in Energy and Regulatory Law:

• Played a significant role in the deregulation of Texas telecommunications, representing competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) and negotiating key interconnection agreements.
• His expertise extends to handling complex cases before state utility commissions, the Public Utility Commission of Texas, and even the U.S. Supreme Court.

Personal and Professional Support:

• Bradford’s wife, Lisa, has been an integral part of his career, assisting in legislative campaigns, law school, and client representation, contributing to the success of their joint endeavors.

Bradford Bayliff’s unique combination of legislative experience, legal expertise in energy and utilities, and personal dedication to his clients makes him a standout attorney in Texas, adept at navigating the intricacies of the Public Utility Commission and ensuring robust representation for his clients in the energy sector.