Central Law Chambers West
Suite 160, Level 3
Equus Building, 580 Hay Street
T: 08 6180 6008
M: 0417 828 704
E: bbradley@lawchamberswa..com.au
Admitted: 1975
Elected to WA Bar: 2019
Areas of Practise:
Insurance
Medical Negligence
Workers Compensation
Public Liability
Motor Vehicle
Judicial Review
Personal Injury
Medical Negligence
Workers Comp
Public Liability
Motor Vehicle
Historical Child Sex Abuse
Asbestos Litigation
Intentional Torts
Judicial Review
Disciplinary Proceedings
Estate Law
Industrial/Employment Law
Appellate
Civil Appeals
Brian obtained his law degree for the University of Western Australia in 1973 and was admitted as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Western Austalia in December 1975.
Brian became a partner in the law firm, Haynes Robinson at Albany, in 1976 and later with David Bayly established the law firm Bradley Bayly Legal in Perth.
Brian has extensive experience appearing as counsel at proceedings in the District Court, Supreme Court of WA and Court of Appeal since 1978. Brian specialises in personal injury, including catastrophic cases, air craft injury claims, public risk, industrial accidents, workers’ common law claims, medical negligence, professional liability and common law claims.
Brian moved to the independent Bar in June 2019 and is available to accept briefs in the above areas from lawyers representing Plaintiffs and Defendants.
Brian Bradley
Central Law Chambers West
Suite 160, Level 3
Equus Building, 580 Hay Street
T: 08 6180 6008
M: 0417 828 704
E: bbradley@lawchamberswa..com.au
Brian obtained his law degree for the University of Western Australia in 1973 and was admitted as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Western Austalia in December 1975.
Brian became a partner in the law firm, Haynes Robinson at Albany, in 1976 and later with David Bayly established the law firm Bradley Bayly Legal in Perth.
Brian has extensive experience appearing as counsel at proceedings in the District Court, Supreme Court of WA and Court of Appeal since 1978. Brian specialises in personal injury, including catastrophic cases, air craft injury claims, public risk, industrial accidents, workers’ common law claims, medical negligence, professional liability and common law claims.
Brian moved to the independent Bar in June 2019 and is available to accept briefs in the above areas from lawyers representing Plaintiffs and Defendants.
Admitted: 1975
Elected to WA Bar: 2019
Areas of Practise: