Bradley C. Berry is a faculty member at Vera Causa Group, bringing extensive legal expertise from his career as Yamhill County's longest-serving District Attorney, where he served seven consecutive terms. Throughout his tenure, he demonstrated exceptional leadership in prosecutorial work, with particular emphasis on homicide cases and victims' rights advocacy.

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As a recognized leader in the legal community, Brad has served in multiple high-profile roles, including President of the Oregon District Attorneys Association (ODAA) and Vice President of the National District Attorneys Association (NDAA). He chaired the ODAA Legislation Committee for six sessions and co-chaired both the NDAA Victims' Rights and Strategic Planning Committees.

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Brad's commitment to victim advocacy led to several groundbreaking initiatives in Yamhill County, including enhanced domestic violence investigation protocols and an innovative restitution collection program. Under his leadership, Yamhill County became Oregon's first jurisdiction to implement a therapy dog program for crime victims and witnesses.

His community involvement extends beyond his legal work, having served on the boards of Juliette's House (a child abuse assessment center), the Newberg Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Oregon Downtown Association. He is a past President of the McMinnville Lions Club.

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Brad holds a law degree from Gonzaga University and completed his undergraduate studies at Oregon State University. Prior to his role as District Attorney, he spent 12 years in private litigation practice as a partner at Brown, Tarlow and Berry. He currently resides in Newberg, Oregon with his wife.