Ryan R. Bradley

Ryan Bradley focuses his practice primarily on civil litigation including mass torts, especially defective medical devices and drugs, automobile accidents, wrongful death, medical negligence, products liability, and general personal injury. He is also involved in class action litigation as well as business litigation. He is also involved in the Syngenta Corn and Invokana litigation. Ryan handles mass tort and business litigation and has been devoting much of his time to pursuing claims arising out of the defective metal hip prosthesis system. He has also been pursuing claims against other medical device manufacturers. Mr. Bradley devotes considerable time to pro bono activities by assisting the under-represented in the community and consults with start-up companies and businesses in the areas of litigation prevention and marketing. Ryan spends a large portion of his time outside of the office trying to keep up with his three girls and one son. When away from civil litigation, Ryan is a professor of Business Law and past President of the Board of Directors of the Mother’s Morning Out Preschool. Ryan Blogs at Central Illinois Legal Examiner, which addresses numerous issues regarding personal injury law and civil litigation. Ryan graduated from Vermont Law School, South Royalton, Vermont, in 2006 after spending his first year of legal education at the University of Richmond School of Law. He is a 2003 graduate of Loyola College in Maryland where he received a Bachelor of Business Administration cum laude and a Presidential Scholarship. He was a four-year letter winner on the Varsity Men’s Tennis team, and was an all-conference academic team selection all four years as well.