Elizabeth B. Bradley

ELIZABETH B. BRADLEY

SHAREHOLDER

1909 K Street, NW, Suite 330, Washington, DC 20006

Tele: (202) 689-1200 | Fax: (202) 689-1209
ebradley@fortneyscott.com

Elizabeth B. Bradley has over twenty years of experience representing employers and federal contractors in employment law before state and federal courts and agencies, as well as counseling and training private, public, and non-profit employers in all aspects of employment law.


Ms. Bradley has extensive knowledge and experience in counseling employers related to the equal employment opportunity obligations and the development of legally compliant diversity, equity, and inclusion programs; conducting bias audits; and compliance with federal and state wage and hour laws. 


Ms. Bradley has a broad-based practice counseling and representing employers on compliance with federal and state workplace laws and regulations and designing and implementing sound employment practices and policies in accordance with Title VII, ADA, ADEA, FLSA, FMLA, and comparable state and local statutes. Ms. Bradley also advises U.S. and global employers on pay transparency and pay equity laws including developing compliance strategies across the patchwork of requirements, modeling legally compliant compensation analyses, developing remediation strategies, and confirming accuracy of mandatory reporting.


Ms. Bradley has broad experience in conducting effective investigations of workplace claims and grievances, including misconduct, discrimination, retaliation, harassment and other claims employers typically face. She has been called upon by clients to conduct corporate internal investigations on sensitive employment matters, including allegations of serious misconduct and sexual harassment charges involving executive personnel. In addition to conducting workplace investigations, Ms. Bradley provides guidance and legal advice to clients handling their investigations in-house. Ms. Bradley has drafted investigation policies and procedures, and sexual harassment and other EEO policies for employers and has counseled employers about their responsibilities under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act and other EEO laws.


Prior to joining FortneyScott, Ms. Bradley represented and counseled employers in labor and employment law matters in private practice. She served as a law clerk to the Honorable Ronald L. Buckwalter on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania after graduating from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. Ms. Bradley is admitted to practice in Washington, D.C. and Pennsylvania, as well as in various federal courts.

Firm Practices


Professional Activities

  • Member, American Bar Association
  • Member, Washington ILG


Admitted to Practice

  • District of Columbia 
  • Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 
  • Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit 
  • Various U.S. District Courts


Education

  • University of Pittsburgh Law  School (J.D.) 
  • Radford University (B.S.)

Elizabeth Bradley's Speaking Engagements:

  • 10/28/2026 – FortneyScott Webinar, “2026 Wage & Hour Update: New DOL Guidance, Enforcement Trends, and the D.C. Rules Employers Cannot Overlook.” Watch here.
  • 9/24/2026 – DC Insider – Employer Update, “Should Employers Voluntailry Request Diability Date - The Legal Risks.” - Listen here.
  • 9/17/2026 – The National Association of Women in Construction, “NAWIC Roundtable DEI Compliance for federal contractors.”
  • 9/10/2026 – FortneyScott Webinar, “New OFCCP Regulations – What Federal Contractors Need to Know.” Watch here.
  • 7/9/2026 – The National Association of Women in Construction, “NAWIC Roundtable DEI Compliance for federal contractors.”
  • 6/15/2026 – CHRO Association, “SESSION 5: Performance, Contribution, and Benefits.” Read more and register here.
  • 5/14/2026 – CHRO Association, “SESSION 3: Data Simulation and Decision-Making.” Read more and register here.
  • 5/28/2026 – Associated General Contractors of America, “D&I Roundtable: New DEI Compliance Rules for Federal Contractors: What You Need to Know Before July 24.”
  • 5/7/2026 – DC Bar Association, “New Enforcement Priorities at the Federal Agencies.” Read more and register here.
  • 5/1/2026 – Associated General Contractors of America, “When Compliance Collides: Prevailing Wages, Apprenticeships, and Procurement in the Current Administration.” Read more and register here.
  • 4/28/2026 – Associated General Contractors of America, “AGC Culture, Inclusion & Belonging Roundtable - DEI Update.” Read more and register here.
  • 4/28/2026 – FortneyScott Webinar, “FAR Council Implements EO 14398: Federal Contractor Compliance Obligations Begin.” Watch here.
  • 4/15/2026 – CHRO Association, “SESSION 2: Key Concepts in the Directive and Practical Implications.” Read more and register here.
  • 4/9/2026 – DC Insider – Employer Update, “EO 14398 and the Procurement Power Play: Compliance, Contracts, and Consequences.” Listen
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  • 3/31/2026 – FortneyScott Webinar , “Federal Contractors' New DEI Obligations.” Watch here.
  • 1/26/2026 – Practicing Law Institute, “Updates on White Collar Exemptions, Including the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Job Duties.”
October 29, 2026
The midterms could reshape the legislative and regulatory landscape for employers. Join FortneyScott attorneys on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, from 12:00pm to 1:00pm EST , for a fast-paced discussion of what’s ahead in Congress and key federal agencies. We’ll cover the Congressional lame duck session and the new 120th Congress, agency priorities, nominations, and expected developments at the DOL, EEOC, NLRB, and DOJ affecting labor, employment, immigration, and DEI issues. Get a clear view of the policy and enforcement trends employers need to watch. Please click here to register for this webinar.
October 29, 2026
Wage-and-hour compliance continues to be a priority as it evolves in 2026, with new U.S. Department of Labor opinion letters addressing compensable time, travel, meal periods, rounding, bonuses, exemptions and tip practices, alongside significant federal enforcement activity. This one-hour webinar will examine the year’s most important federal developments and translate them into practical compliance lessons for employers. The program will also highlight distinctive District of Columbia wage-and-hour requirements, including current minimum and tipped wage rates, overtime, wage notices, pay statements and recordkeeping obligations, and will conclude with a practical wage-and-hour audit checklist.
October 13, 2026
Join FortneyScott attorneys on Wednesday, October 28, 2026 from 12:00pm to 1:00pm EDT for a timely and practical webinar on wage and hour. Wage-and-hour compliance continues to be a priority as it evolves in 2026, with new U.S. Department of Labor opinion letters addressing compensable time, travel, meal periods, rounding, bonuses, exemptions and tip practices, alongside significant federal enforcement activity. This one-hour webinar will examine the year’s most important federal developments and translate them into practical compliance lessons for employers. The program will also highlight distinctive District of Columbia wage-and-hour requirements, including current minimum and tipped wage rates, overtime, wage notices, pay statements and recordkeeping obligations, and will conclude with a practical wage-and-hour audit checklist. To register for this webinar, please CLICK HERE .
September 10, 2026
On August 21, 2026, the OFCCP finally published its final rules upending long-standing affirmative action requirements for federal contractors. While the elimination of EO 11246 regulations was expected, the substantial changes to Section 503 were less expected. By September 21, contractors must not only update their systems to remove now banned requirements but also determine how they will meet their affirmative action requirements without data collection. We will break down the most important developments, explain which obligations remain in place, and highlight practical steps organizations can take now to reduce risk, preserve defensible compliance practices, and prepare for what comes next. In this webinar, you will learn how to: Identify the OFCCP changes most likely to affect your affirmative action program strategy; Evaluate how revised Section 503 requirements may affect disability-related data collection, outreach, and documentation; Understand continuing VEVRAA obligations for protected veteran compliance. Manage transition issues for current and upcoming AAP cycles; and Prioritize practical next steps for policies, records, audits, and stakeholder communications.
August 27, 2026
Join FortneyScott attorneys on Thursday, September 10, 2026 from 12:00pm to 1:00pm EDT for a timely and practical webinar on the revised OFCCP regulations and how contractors should respond. To register, click here . On August 21, 2026, the OFCCP finally published its final rules upending long-standing affirmative action requirements for federal contractors. While the elimination of EO 11246 regulations was expected, the substantial changes to Section 503 were less expected. By September 21, contractors must not only update their systems to remove now banned requirements but also determine how they will meet their affirmative action requirements without data collection. We will break down the most important developments, explain which obligations remain in place, and highlight practical steps organizations can take now to reduce risk, preserve defensible compliance practices, and prepare for what comes next. In this webinar, you will learn how to: Identify the OFCCP changes most likely to affect your affirmative action program strategy; Evaluate how revised Section 503 requirements may affect disability-related data collection, outreach, and documentation; Understand continuing VEVRAA obligations for protected veteran compliance. Manage transition issues for current and upcoming AAP cycles; and Prioritize practical next steps for policies, records, audits, and stakeholder communication s. To register for this webinar, please CLICK HERE .
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