Bradley was a star. I really appreciate how much he helped and made my sister and I feel supported, in addition to having to focus on the trial work.
The service I received from Bradley was professional with a personal touch, and was a great help to me whilst dealing with very difficult challenges.
Bradley is an Associate in the Insolvency and Corporate Disputes team.
Since joining the team Bradley has assisted and advised on a number of high profile matters and cases at the forefront of legal developments on the island. Most notably:
In May 2022 Bradley was shortlisted for the Jersey Finance Rising Star Award, Law category. In September 2023 Bradley commenced his studies to become a Jersey Advocate which is an opportunity rarely afforded to lawyers on the island so early in their career. This is testament to the faith and value placed in him by the Collas Crill partnership.
Bradley graduated from the University of Sussex with a first class honours degree in Law (LLB), and obtained a distinction in the Legal Practice Course which he completed while working for the firm full-time.
Prior to joining the Dispute Resolution team in 2018, he gained experience in corporate, commercial and debt finance disputes while working in a transaction management team of an international trust and fund administration company.
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