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Clodagh is recommended in professional discipline, clinical negligence and police law by Chambers & Partners.
" Has extensive experience of acting for police forces across the country. She undertakes a broad range of issues, including all kinds of civil claims ranging from neighbour disputes to major public order incidents. She is also strong on inquest and judicial review work." Chambers and Partners 2012
'Clodagh Bradley is an extremely capable barrister who "combines steely determination with a client-pleasing approach." She is much sought after.'...Chambers and Partners 2011
'Clodagh Bradley has an impressive and wide-ranging civil practice.' 'Bradley is known for her fighting spirit.'...Chambers and Partners 2011
'Clodagh Bradley maintains a busy and varied practice. Clients praise the quality of her advice, and say she is "the sort of barrister you can really rely on."...Chambers and Partners 2011
"...'a robust negotiator' with an 'empathetic style'..." Legal 500 2010
“dedicated, efficient and committed” Clodagh Bradley also wins favour..' Chambers and Partners 2010
'...the “exceptionally good” Clodagh Bradley, “a younger barrister who has the confidence to take on more experienced counsel.”' Chambers & Partners 2009
'Clodagh Bradley wins accolades, meanwhile, as a “diligent, vibrant livewire” who will “roll her sleeves up and get stuck in.”' Chambers & Partners 2009
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Clodagh has extensive experience acting for police forces around the country, including Avon & Somerset, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Cumbria, Essex, Lancashire, Lincolnshire, Metropolitan, Norfolk, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, South Wales, Suffolk, Sussex, Thames Valley, West Mercia and West Yorkshire Police. She has dealt with all aspects of police law including both jury and judge only trials and she has represented the police in a variety of interim matters including strike outs and PII applications.
Civil actions involving the police
Clodagh has represented various forces in many civil actions and is experienced in drafting statements of case and advising in relation to all kinds of civil claims ranging from neighbour disputes through to major public order incidents (including animal rights protests, football hooliganism, etc).
Inquests
Clodagh has a wealth of experience of coroner's inquests, especially with a medical or custodial context. She has appeared on behalf of families, doctors, NHS Trusts, the police and the prison service as interested persons. Many of her cases have included controversial ethical issues such as the withholding of treatment from elderly patients, proceeding with high risk transplant surgery, deaths of psychiatric patients and childbirth related maternal and perinatal deaths. Clodagh appeared on behalf of the police in the inquest and judicial review proceedings arising out of the death of Roger Sylvester: R v Anderson ex p HM Coroner for Inner North London.
Mediation
Clodagh has represented litigants in mediations in civil actions against the police and other claims, both in formal meetings with a mediator and in ‘round table discussions’.
Judicial review
Clodagh has experience of judicial review proceedings arising out of inquests and has also appeared in judicial review proceedings relating to the discharge of a police officer accused of sexual misconduct.
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