Mill Village Lawyers

I am a solo practitioner in Pittsburgh, PA. I represent employees in various matters, including employment discrimination, wage and hour complaints, contractual disputes and negotiations, and unemployment appeals.

I was born and raised in the Munhall, Homestead area of Pittsburgh and as the great-grandchild of immigrants who labored in the steel mills and factories of our great city, I learned at very young age that nothing gets done without smart, hard work. I employed that philosophy while working nights throughout my undergraduate studies and again as I worked full time as a law clerk trying to obtain my law degree by night.

Never one to back down from a challenge, just one day after getting my law license I was thrown into the fire when I represented my...

Attorney Brad Holuta has tremendous respect for our legal system and the fact that every person is entitled to a fair day in court. To be able to advocate for clients within this system is an incredible privilege and any time he has the opportunity to exceed a client’s expectation is gratifying. Brad will take the time to objectively analyze a case from all angles, not just from where things stand at the present. Determining the strengths and weaknesses of every case from the outset is critical so clients have a realistic expectation of what can be accomplished and what will...

My interest in medicine began because of my experience as a navy corpsman. After the navy I found that my training in the navy enabled me to find work in Pittsburgh Hospitals as a respiratory therapist. Then I continued my work as a respiratory therapist for seven years while completing my undergraduate education. I even worked summers as a respiratory therapist while in law school. I went to law school for the specific purpose of representing victims of medical malpractice. I began this crusade at a time when few lawyers handled medical malpractice cases in...

Greatest Plaintiff's Lawyer in the United States. Only represent Employees - Never represent Employers.

I am a graduate of the Dickinson School of Law, where I served as Editor of the Law Review. I have been in continuous practice since October of 1984. I am also a proud veteran of the United States Air Force.