Ben Bradley

Practice Areas

Ben Bradley acts for acts for both Claimants and Defendants in both clinical negligence and personal injury cases where individuals have suffered life changing injuries. He is frequently instructed without a leader in claims of 7-figure value, with a particular focus on brain injury, spinal cord injury and amputation cases.

His personal injury practice covers a range of niche areas of expertise, including aviation accidents, equestrian accidents, injuries arising from sport and cross-border litigation (including significant experience of representing foreign nationals who leave the UK jurisdiction following catastrophic injury). He has been involved in ground-breaking litigation in cases involving historic sexual abuse (particularly in sporting contexts) incuding 'Barry Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses v BXB', 'TVZ & Ors v Manchester City FC', and 'AXM & Ors v Chelsea FC'.

He has represented some of the leading race trainers in the country defending personal injury cases brought against them following riding accidents. He has appeared in the House of Lords/Supreme Court on 3 separate occasions.

Ben’s clinical negligence practice exclusively focuses on serious injury work, spanning across all areas of medicine. He has particular expertise in birth injury, adult brain injury; spinal injury/cauda equina cases; and amputation cases. Ben also receives regular instructions from the major Medical Defence Organisations, with a particular expertise of representing medical practitioners at Inquests, and in civil proceedings. He acted unled for the claimants in high value 'Williams v Welsh Health Board' and 'NC v East Midlands Ambulance Service & Anr'

Professional Memberships

APIL

PIBA

PEOPIL