Practice Areas

Types of Injuries

The attorneys at The Brady Law Group are highly experienced and effective trial lawyers. As skilled and sophisticated advocates, we are committed to protecting your rights and pursuing the compensation you deserve. We are respected throughout California’s legal community for our courtroom experience and ability to handle nearly any type of complex civil litigation.

Wrongful Death

For all too many families, the sudden loss of a loved one is only made worse by the realization that it could have been prevented. At the Brady Law Group, our compassionate and experienced lawyers help the families of fatal accident victims secure the financial compensation necessary to get on with life.

Types of Products Liability Claims

If the plaintiff's injuries were caused by a defectively designed or manufactured product, the plaintiff may be able to pursue a products liability case against the sellers of that product. Products liability cases are governed by special rules that sometimes make it easier for the plaintiff to establish liability on the part of the defendants.

Sexual Molestation

Sexual abuse or molestation of a child is one of the most heinous and monstrous acts a person can commit. The victims of child sexual abuse suffer enormous mental, emotional and psychological traumas that can leave them scarred for life. The Brady Law Group has extensive experience helping both child and adult victims of this illegal and immoral conduct.

Insurance Bad Faith Claims

Insurance bad faith claims can arise in a variety of ways, but in general they are all based on the proposition that the insurance company treated the policyholder unfairly, unreasonably or otherwise unjustifiably failed to honor the terms of the policy. Most insurance bad faith cases arise when a valid claim is denied, underpaid or improperly investigated.

Whistle Blowers

"Whistleblower" is a term commonly used to describe an employee who has exposed the illegal conduct of their employer. Whistleblowers do a great service to society because the activities they expose typically relate to conduct which is endangering or defrauding their fellow employees or the public at large. Thus, both law and public policy encourage whistle blowing in the public as well as the private sector.