Michael Bradley

Michael Bradley is a lawyer and writer based in Sydney. He serves as the Managing Partner and leads the media, administrative, and regulatory team at Marque Lawyers, a unique law firm challenging traditional legal practices.

Marque Lawyers distinguishes itself by focusing on delivering value rather than billing by the hour, offering fixed fees or retainer arrangements to prioritize long-term client relationships over one-time transactions.

In addition to his legal role, Michael Bradley is a published author with his book 'Coniston' shedding light on the Coniston massacre in 1928, a tragic event in Australian history involving the mass murder of Aboriginal people.

He is a prolific writer on legal and public policy matters, contributing regularly to Crikey and having published columns in various renowned publications such as The Drum, Australian Financial Review, and Saturday Paper.

Michael Bradley's academic background includes a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Law from the University of Sydney. He has been involved in various organizations, having held positions such as Board Member at For Film's Sake, Book Author at UWA Publishing, Columnist at Crikey.com.au, Chairperson at Conscious Capitalism Australia, Chairman at Griffin Theatre Company, and previously as Managing Partner at Gadens Lawyers.