Armada Law Injury Attorneys is excited to share that two of our attorneys have been selected by Super Lawyers for 2027! Scott Bradley, our Head of Legal, was selected to the Super Lawyers list, and attorney Isabella Martinez Bond was selected to the Rising Stars list.
Super Lawyers chooses lawyers once a year, state by state. Just five percent of lawyers in South Carolina are selected to Super Lawyers. Rising Stars is open to lawyers who are 40 or younger or have practiced for 10 years or less, and only 2.5 percent of the state’s lawyers are selected.
Scott Bradley: Super Lawyers for the Third Year in a Row
Scott was first selected to Super Lawyers in 2025, which makes 2027 his third year in a row on the list. He has practiced law for almost 30 years. He began his career on the defense side in New Orleans and, after Hurricane Katrina, turned to representing people who were hurt.
Today, Scott leads our legal team. He handles every type of personal injury case and takes cases to trial when that’s what a client needs.
Isabella Martinez Bond: Rising Stars for the Second Year in a Row
Isabella was first selected to Rising Stars in 2026, so this is her second year in a row. Before her law career, she served five years in the U.S. Navy as a Hospital Corpsman.
Isabella joined Armada Law in 2025. She’s licensed in South Carolina and Texas and speaks both Spanish and English, which is part of how our team removes language barriers for Spanish-speaking clients across the state.
Proud to Keep Serving Greenville and All of South Carolina
We’re so proud of Scott and Isabella. This recognition shows the work our whole team puts in every day. Our clients call us at one of the most difficult times of their lives, and we help them turn things around so they can move forward with peace of mind.
Earning our clients’ trust is what we work for. We’re proud to keep standing beside injured people and their families across the Upstate and all of South Carolina.
This article is for general information and is not legal advice. Reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Every case is different — contact Armada Law for advice about yours.