Radcliffe and Associates has deep roots in Nebraska politics. The preceding firm, Tews and Radcliffe, had as it’s senior partner David Tews, who served in the Nebraska Legislature in the 1950’s. Walt Radliffe practiced law with Max Kier, the former Speaker of Nebraska’s bicameral legislature in the 1930’s and Roland Luedtke, former Speaker, Lt. Governor, and Mayor of Lincoln. Radcliffe also served as Assistant Clerk to the legislature and as Counsel to the Speaker, Counsel to the Judiciary Committee, and Counsel to the Banking, Commerce and Insurance Committee. Korby Gilbertson joined the firm as an attorney and lobbyist in 1996, having worked for Radcliffe & Associates as support staff for the previous seven years. Justin Brady joined the firm as an attorney and lobbyist in 2003, having worked for Radcliffe & Associates as support staff for the previous five years.

Tradition, endurance and success have made our services the well-defined and long-established standard in the profession. We have a rich history and established methods that contribute to our distinct representation of clients. The essence of our mission has remained constant over the decades. The best interest of the client through ethical representation is the primary interest to be considered. In order for the client to have the benefit of developing knowledge and intelligence, a union of forces is necessary. Political representation is a cooperative venture; the lobbyist, the lawyer, the specialist, technicians and public relations must unite for the benefit of the client.

Our objectives and organizational values effect all that we do -- our interaction with clients, elected officials and administrators, our decision-making, our planning and goal-setting. Decisions must be based upon client’s needs and values, coupled with our knowledge and experience. We must work together to achieve results, while respecting those we work with and serve.