Bradley J. Smith @smithbjsmith

Chicago Attorney: Employment Law, Commercial Litigation, Civil Litigation Chicago, Illinois Joined November 2011

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Bulls Community @bullscommunity

4 years ago

Special Gift For Our Bulls Community ❤️ To commemorate the @chicagobulls amazing season we’re giving away THREE Team Signed Basketballs! RT & FOLLOW for your chance to be one of the three lucky winners!

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IU Dance Marathon @IUDM

5 years ago

Against Odds, We Rise. $3,090,215.23 For Riley. IUDM 2021.

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Indiana Hoosiers @IUHoosiers

5 years ago

Let’s do a giveaway! Ten lucky Hoosiers will win this #IUFB shirt. Retweet for a chance.

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Bradley J. Smith @smithbjsmith

6 years ago

@elonmusk @newscientist “Not designed by mankind...”. Captain obvious strikes again.

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6 years ago

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Abbott @AbbottNews

6 years ago

With rapid testing on ID NOW, healthcare providers can perform molecular point-of-care testing outside the traditional four walls of a hospital getting it straight to the front lines. Hear more from our top execs on @MadMoneyOnCNBC. abbo.tt/2ytSuZn

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Bradley J. Smith @smithbjsmith

6 years ago

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Bradley J. Smith @smithbjsmith

6 years ago

Update Webinar on FFCRA and State Executive Orders. attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/18541…

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David Lat @DavidLat

6 years ago

As someone who recently spent almost a week hooked up to a ventilator (and probably wouldn't be alive today without one), I can attest to the importance of ventilators and the need for an adequate supply. #coronavirus #coronavirusUSA #COVID19 #Covid_19

The New York Times @nytimes

6 years ago

As the coronavirus ravages the U.S. health care system, the scarcity of ventilators has been forcing doctors to make life-or-death decisions about who gets to breathe and who does not. Our investigation helps explain the acute shortage of medical devices. nyti.ms/2w0GihK