Bradley E. Marrett
Partner
T: 949.476.8700
F: 949.476.0900
bmarrett@kelleranderle.com
PRACTICE AREAS
Trials
Commercial Litigation
White Collar Criminal Defense
Corporate Internal Investigations
EDUCATION
University of Southern California, Gould School of Law, J.D., Order of the Coif, Hale Moot court Honors Program
University of Michigan, B.S., Aerospace Engineering
Brad Marrett is a first chair trial lawyer who handles complex, high-stakes business disputes, white collar criminal defense cases and corporate internal investigations. Prior to joining KAS, Brad served as an Assistant United States Attorney in the Central District of California and recently as the Deputy Chief in the Santa Ana Branch Office.
As an AUSA, Brad managed complex white-collar investigations, from sophisticated tax fraud schemes to multi-million-dollar investment fraud and real estate fraud schemes.
He tried several complex cases to verdicts. These trials have included a RICO trial relating to a public corruption scheme to “fix” traffic tickets, a computer hacking trial, a trial relating to a decades-long, nationwide telemarketing fraud scheme that resulted in more than $100 million in losses to victims, and a fentanyl overdose and distribution case.
He also supervised investigations of complex fraud schemes. Many of these investigations involve international criminal organizations and political corruption, which has required extensive coordination with foreign governments, DOJ and State Department components, and local prosecuting agencies.
Bradley E. Marrett
Partner
T: 949.476.8700
F: 949.476.0900
bmarrett@kelleranderle.com
EDUCATION
University of Southern California, Gould School of Law, J.D., Order of the Coif, Hale Moot court Honors Program
University of Michigan, B.S., Aerospace Engineering
EXPERIENCE
Brad Marrett is a first chair trial lawyer who handles complex, high-stakes business disputes, white collar criminal defense cases and corporate internal investigations. Prior to joining KAS, Brad served as an Assistant United States Attorney in the Central District of California and recently as the Deputy Chief in the Santa Ana Branch Office.
As an AUSA, Brad managed complex white-collar investigations, from sophisticated tax fraud schemes to multi-million-dollar investment fraud and real estate fraud schemes.
He tried several complex cases to verdicts. These trials have included a RICO trial relating to a public corruption scheme to “fix” traffic tickets, a computer hacking trial, a trial relating to a decades-long, nationwide telemarketing fraud scheme that resulted in more than $100 million in losses to victims, and a fentanyl overdose and distribution case.
He also supervised investigations of complex fraud schemes. Many of these investigations involve international criminal organizations and political corruption, which has required extensive coordination with foreign governments, DOJ and State Department components, and local prosecuting agencies.