Ex-Partner of Nathan Wade Set to Testify in Trial Involving Trump in Georgia

The judge overseeing the election interference case against former President Donald Trump ruled this week that Terrence Bradley, the former law partner of Fulton County special prosecutor Nathan Wade, can testify about Wade and District Attorney Fani Willis’ relationship.

Judge Scott McAfee ruled on Monday that Bradley’s testimony would not be protected by attorney-client privilege. Bradley is scheduled to testify on Tuesday afternoon.

The defendants argue that Willis and Wade “have enriched themselves off this case” due to their personal relationship. Willis and Wade have denied any wrongdoing, but McAfee has stated that it could disqualify Willis from prosecuting the case.

NBC News reported that Bradley will likely be questioned about messages he sent to an attorney for one of Trump’s co-defendants that may contradict Wade’s and Willis’ accounts of their relationship, which they claim ended last summer.

According to a court filing by one of Trump’s co-defendants, “Willis and Wade claim they did not have a personal, romantic relationship before Willis appointed Wade as a special prosecutor, but Terrence Bradley (‘Bradley’) will refute that claim.”

The filing continued: “Bradley is an attorney and a member of the Georgia Bar. Bradley and Wade were friends and business associates. Bradley has non-privileged, personal knowledge that the romantic relationship between Wade and Willis began prior to Willis being sworn in as the district attorney for Fulton County, Georgia in January 2021.”