November 2025
On November 7, 2025, after four days of trial, a Canyon County jury returned a verdict of over $105,000 in favor of the client of Sneed Law. The client was in a committed relationship with the defendant for nearly 10 years. They purchased a house in the summer of 2014, but because the clien... Read On
December 2024
In late 2024, Brad successfully settled a partition action on behalf of his client, which resulted in the client buying out the interest of the opposing party. Brad's client outright owned a single-family residence, but in 2017 he decided to put a family friend on the deed to the real property v... Read On
October 2024
In 2023/2024, Brad represented an elderly veteran in his divorce from his second wife. Over the course of the divorce proceedings, the mental acuity of Brad's client began to decline. In May of 2024, the parties reached a settlement whereby the wife kept all of her accumulated retirement accoun... Read On
In 2020, Brad Sneed was hired by a regional provider of appliance repair services. This company was named as a defendant in a noncompete lawsuit because it had hired a few technicians that had previously worked for the plaintiff--a competing appliance repair company. Three of the technicians we... Read On
In 2022, Brad Sneed was retained by the grandmother of a minor who desired to have her appointed as his legal guardian. The minor's mother was incarcerated years earlier and the father had abandoned the minor. In about 2017, the sister-in-law of the minor's mother was appointed as guardian. Ho... Read On
In 2022, Brad Sneed was able to secure a signed Satisfaction of Mortgage from an opposing party on behalf of his clients. The parties entered into a section 1031 exchange of real properties in 2013. In connection with the exchange of real properties, Brad's clients gave the opposing party a mor... Read On
In late 2022, Brad Sneed was able to achieve a great result for his client by forcing a sale of real property that was co-owned by Brad's client and the client's romantic partner. The parties purchased a house together in 2018 and both names appeared on the deed. Later, the parties' relationshi... Read On
February 2020
In February of 2020, Brad Sneed went to trial in defense of an Idaho credit union. One of the credit union's former employees sued the credit union, alleging she was discriminated against when she was terminated in February of 2018. The case was tried to a 12-person jury on Feb. 25-28, 2020. ... Read On
May 2019
Bradley Sneed's client recently settled her claim of unlawful termination/discrimination against an agency of the State of Idaho. The client suffered from a disability, which was disclosed to her former employer and direct supervisor. The direct supervisor had a history of discriminatory and ha... Read On