Benjamin Rundall and Colin Bradley Join Zwillinger Wulkan as Senior Counsel
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Zwillinger Wulkan is pleased to announce the addition of Benjamin L. Rundall and Colin Bradley to the firm. Benjamin and Colin are graduates of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University and participated in the school’s Indian Legal Program. The attorneys bring years of litigation experience in Indian law to the firm in state, federal, and tribal courts.
Given their vast experience and history of collaboration, Zwillinger Wulkan is excited to announce a new Indian Law practice group that will be headed by Benjamin and Colin. Together they will continue the firm’s tradition of providing exceptional litigation and legal support to clients.
About Zwillinger Wulkan
Zwillinger Wulkan focuses on complex litigation in state and federal courts across Arizona and the Southwestern United States. The firm’s office is in Phoenix, Arizona. Zwillinger Wulkan has provided a wide variety of legal services to individuals and closely held businesses. The firm has paralegals and law clerks who assist and help clients with almost all of their legal needs.
About Mr. Rundall
Benjamin L. Rundall is the past chair of the Indian Legal Section for the State Bar of Arizona and has extensive experience advising, representing, and litigating on behalf of tribal entities. Benjamin has also successfully handled dozens of ICWA cases in Arizona state and tribal courts. Of note, Benjamin was one of the attorneys who helped draft the American Civil Liberties Union’s Amicus Brief to the Supreme Court of the United States in Brackeen v. Haaland, which supported upholding the Indian Child Welfare Act (“ICW A”).
About Mr. Bradley
Colin W. Bradley is an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation who has extensive experience with tribal entities and litigation. Before coming to Zwillinger Wulkan, Colin had a successful solo practice that specialized in Indian law and litigation. Prior to that, Colin worked for the Navajo Nation Department of Justice in the Litigation Unit where he represented the Navajo Nation in a wide variety of cases. Colin has argued before numerous tribal courts, and in state and federal court on issues related to Indian law. Last, Colin also regularly teaches continuing legal education courses on topics related to Indian law.
Zwillinger Wulkan is a leading Arizona law firm with a single goal: finding solutions to complex problems.