Practice Areas

We fight for you — wherever the case takes us.

Personal injury. Civil trial. Commercial litigation. All of Texas.

No fee unless we win.

01 — Personal Injury

Auto & Truck Accident Attorney — Mansfield, TX

Bradlyn represents people hurt in every kind of vehicle collision — passenger car wrecks, commercial trucking accidents, rideshare crashes involving Uber and Lyft drivers, hit-and-run incidents, and collisions caused by drunk or impaired drivers. No two crashes are the same, and Bradlyn builds each case around the specific facts, the specific insurance policies in play, and the specific injuries the client has suffered.

Insurance companies have one goal after a wreck: pay as little as possible, as fast as possible. Adjusters are trained to get recorded statements early, dispute injury causation, and pressure injured people into lowball settlements before they understand the full extent of their damages. That's why you need an attorney who is trial-ready from day one — insurers negotiate differently with a lawyer who is prepared to take a case to a jury than with one who is known to settle everything at the first offer.

Every accident case is built around real, provable damages: medical bills and future treatment costs, lost wages and diminished earning capacity, pain and suffering, and long-term or permanent impairment. Bradlyn works to document the full scope of what a crash actually cost a client — not just what happened in the emergency room, but what it means for months and years afterward.

If you've been hurt in an accident or as a result of someone else's negligence in Mansfield, Midlothian, Grand Prairie, or anywhere else in the DFW area, call before you speak to the insurance company.

02 — Personal Injury

Catastrophic Injury Attorney — DFW Texas

Some injuries don't just require medical treatment — they change the entire trajectory of a person's life. Bradlyn handles cases involving traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, amputations, severe burns, and wrongful death. These are the cases where the stakes are highest, and where the difference between adequate representation and exceptional representation can mean decades of financial security for a family.

Catastrophic cases demand a different level of preparation than a routine claim. They require building a full picture of what a person's life will look like for the next 10, 20, or 50 years — not just the medical bills already incurred, but the cost of a lifetime of care, lost future earnings, home modifications, and the value of what a family has lost. Getting this right means working closely with medical experts and life-care planners who can project those long-term needs credibly, in language a jury or insurance carrier can't dismiss.

His science and medical background means Bradlyn can dig into complex medical records, understand the mechanics of an injury, and communicate that evidence clearly and persuasively — rather than relying on secondhand summaries. In catastrophic cases, that depth of understanding often makes the difference in how a case is valued and how it's presented.

Your case is too important to leave to a volume firm.

03 — Civil Trial

Commercial Litigation Attorney — Texas

Not every case Bradlyn handles involves a physical injury. Businesses and consumers across Texas face real financial harm from breach of contract, business disputes, deceptive trade practices, consumer fraud, and unfair business dealings. These cases require the same trial-ready mentality as any personal injury claim — because the other side is rarely eager to make things right voluntarily.

This practice area serves two kinds of clients: small business owners who've been wronged by a partner, vendor, or competitor and need someone who understands both the legal and practical realities of running a business, and consumers who've been deceived, overcharged, or misled by a company that assumed they wouldn't fight back.

Texas's Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA) is one of the strongest consumer protection laws in the country. It allows consumers harmed by false, misleading, or unconscionable business practices to recover damages — and in cases involving knowing or intentional violations, the law allows for up to treble (three times) damages plus attorney's fees. Few consumers know this law exists, and fewer still know how to use it. Bradlyn's approach is to identify every available legal theory in a business dispute, not just the obvious one, and to pursue the path that gets clients the strongest possible result.

Texas's Deceptive Trade Practices Act gives consumers powerful tools — if they have the right attorney.

04 — Personal Injury

Premises Liability & Wrongful Conduct

Property owners in Texas — homeowners, businesses, landlords, and commercial operators — have a legal duty to keep their property reasonably safe for people who are lawfully on it. When they fail to do that, and someone gets hurt, the law allows injured people to hold them accountable. Bradlyn handles slip and fall accidents, injuries from unsafe or poorly maintained property, negligent security claims, and dog bite cases.

Winning a premises liability case requires proving more than just "I got hurt on someone's property." Texas law requires showing that the property owner knew — or reasonably should have known — about a dangerous condition, and failed to fix it or warn about it within a reasonable time. That's a higher bar than most people expect, and it's exactly why these cases are harder to win than they look on the surface.

Property owners and their insurers often argue the hazard was "open and obvious," that the injured person wasn't paying attention, or that there's no proof they knew about the danger beforehand. Overcoming those defenses takes real investigative work — surveillance footage, maintenance records, inspection logs, and witness statements gathered before evidence disappears. Experience handling these disputes, and knowing exactly what evidence a Texas court expects to see, is what separates a case that gets dismissed from one that gets results.

How We Get Paid

No recovery. No fee. Period.

How It Works

Bradlyn takes personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning legal fees are a pre-agreed percentage of whatever is recovered — through settlement or verdict. If there's no recovery, there's no attorney's fee owed, full stop.

What It Means For You

No upfront retainer. No hourly billing. No invoices arriving while you're trying to recover from an injury. You get access to serious trial-ready representation regardless of your financial situation at the time of the accident.

What Bradlyn Covers

Case costs — investigation, expert witnesses, medical record retrieval, court filing fees — are advanced by the firm out of pocket and are only reimbursed out of a successful recovery. If the case doesn't win, those costs are not passed on to the client.

Track Record

Recent Results.

Results vary by case. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.

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Auto Accident
Tarrant County
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Catastrophic Injury
Dallas County
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Commercial Dispute
Texas

Bradlyn treated my case like it was the only one on the desk. I never felt like a file number — I felt like a person he was actually fighting for.

— Former Client, Mansfield, TX

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