About
Bradley J. Finn is an attorney at Finn Law PLLC in Billings, Montana, where his practice focuses primarily on criminal defense and personal injury. He handles matters that require careful attention to evidence, courtroom procedure, and the protection of clients’ rights. He represents people facing criminal charges and individuals with injury claims, drawing on decades of legal work in both government service and private practice.
Finn earned a degree in Government from Montana State University in Bozeman in 1973. He later graduated from Cleveland-Marshall School of Law in Ohio in 1977. His undergraduate education and legal training prepared him for a career involving criminal law, litigation, and public service. He began practicing in Ohio before returning to Montana and establishing a long-term practice in Billings.
Finn served as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Ohio from 1978 to 1984. He returned to Billings in 1984 and worked as an associate with Kelly and Halvorson. In 1988, he opened his own practice in the Western Security Bank building. His professional background includes extensive trial experience in criminal matters, alongside representation of clients in personal injury cases.
Bradley J. Finn has represented clients in Billings for decades. His former government role gives him experience with the prosecution side of legal proceedings, while his private practice has centered on representing people who need a defense or seek compensation for injuries. He approaches contested legal matters with attention to preparation, evidence, and the significance of court decisions for the people involved.
Law Office Affiliations
- Attorney, Finn Law PLLC
- Member, State Bar of Montana
Licensed State
- Montana
Education
- Montana State University
Degree in Government
Awards & Badges

- Assault & Battery
- Car Accidents
- Criminal Defense
- Domestic Violence
- Drug Crime
- DUI & DWI
- Juvenile
- Parole & Probation
- Personal Injury
- Sex Crimes
- Speeding & Traffic Tickets
- Trucking Accidents
- White Collar Crime





