Seth Bradley isn’t your typical attorney. He started his career at one of the renowned global law firms, but today, he’s operating at the center of a growing web of startups, legal innovation, capital platforms, and real estate tech. Through companies like RaiseLaw, Tribevest, Klaviss, and StackRack Battery Systems, he’s building something more than businesses. He’s creating a modern infrastructure for entrepreneurship.
And he’s doing it all with one goal in mind: helping professionals take control of their time, income, and future.
Leaving Big Law for Something Bigger
Early in his career, Seth was closing high-value real estate deals, including transactions totaling in the billions, at a major law firm. But despite the prestige and paycheck, he knew the traditional path wasn’t for him. He walked away from a secure six-figure salary and decided to build something of his own.
That decision led to the launch of RaiseLaw, a boutique SEC law firm focused on helping capital raisers and entrepreneurs launch funds and stay compliant. Instead of weighing clients down with red tape, RaiseLaw is designed to move fast, stay lean, and meet the needs of emerging investment professionals.
Building the Legal and Capital Infrastructure
Mr. Bradley didn’t stop at legal services. Today, he serves as the Chief Legal Officer at Tribevest, a platform that makes it easier for capital aggregators to raise capital and democratize private investing. He played a key role in creating their fund-of-funds SPV product, which has already attracted a wide range of fund managers and private investor groups.
At the same time, he co-founded Klaviss, an AI-powered transaction and compliance management platform for real estate brokerages, and StackRack Battery Systems, a modular battery energy storage system startup that’s growing fast and self-funded. These aren’t just side projects. They’re part of a larger strategy to bring clarity and scale to industries that are often complex and outdated.
A Founder Who Understands the Whole Stack
What makes Bradley stand out isn’t just the number of companies he’s involved in. It’s the way he connects legal, operational, and startup experience to help ventures grow. Whether it’s navigating SEC compliance or helping founders streamline back-office systems, he brings a practical, no-nonsense mindset to everything he builds.
He’s also the host of Raise the Bar Radio, a podcast with a significant following, where he shares insights on capital raising, startup strategy, and business law. Through Fund Founders, he mentors other attorneys and professionals who are ready to stop trading time for money and start creating equity and leverage.
Grounded Values Behind the Business
Bradley’s approach is grounded in humble beginnings and strong family values. Raised by a coal miner and a school teacher, he learned early the importance of hard work, resilience, and integrity. He doesn’t take opportunities for granted and avoids the distractions of hype or shortcuts. Instead, he lives by a personal code he calls ARTICA: Accountability, Resilience, Transparency, Intelligence, Consistency, and Awareness.
His view of success is simple. Money is just a tool. What matters is having freedom, flexibility, and the ability to choose how you spend your time. It’s the reason he left Big Law. It’s also the reason he’s passionate about helping others build businesses that give them that same freedom.
What’s Next for Seth Bradley
With StackRack and Klaviss scaling, Tribevest heading toward a Series A, and RaiseLaw growing into a national firm, Bradley is entering his next phase. He’s focused on expanding his ecosystem, mentoring more professionals, and investing in ventures that combine efficiency with real-world impact.
He doesn’t see himself as just an attorney or just a founder. He’s a builder. And he’s just getting started.
