Bradley Campbell Senior Associate
Bradley is an experienced lawyer advising businesses, property owners and individuals on commercial, property, building and estate disputes across NSW.
Bradley’s practice covers commercial litigation, estate and probate disputes, competition and consumer law claims, building and construction disputes, property disputes, and leasing conflicts. He appears before all NSW State Courts and Tribunals.
Bradley provides clear, commercially-minded advice — helping clients understand not just their legal position, but the most efficient path to resolving it. Depending on what the matter demands, this may mean negotiation, mediation, or decisive litigation, always with a focus on protecting the client’s commercial position and minimising disruption to their business or personal affairs.
Bradley's notable cases:
Chan bht Morton v Chan [2026] NSWSC 403 – a complex family dispute about the ownership of a property requiring the Court to determine competing trust claims.
Ayshan v Abualadas [2024] NSWSC 678 – a failed joint venture and partition of property giving rise to a constructive trust.
Benz v Armstrong [2022] NSWSC 277 – family provision claims involving a self-managed superannuation death benefit and notional estate.
Braye v Tarnawskyj [2019] NSWSC 277 – a property dispute concerning a claim for adverse possession over land.
SDL Project Solutions Pty Ltd v Kim [2022] NSWCATCD 10 – a building dispute about termination of the contract, defective work and a quantum meruit claim.
Bradley's areas of expertise
Bradley's Recent Blogs
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Private Nuisance
21 SEPTEMBER 2022 Generally, a person can do whatever he chooses on his land provided it is lawful and it does not unlawfully interfere with someone else’s use and enjoyment of their land. However, a balance must be maintained between the competing interests of the parties. Read more
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Think Carefully and Get Advice Before You Resort to a “Self-Help” Remedy to Your Property Dispute!
08 SEPTEMBER 2020 A few years ago, a builder purchased a property in a regenerated suburb. He intended to knock down the existing house and build on it a large new house for his family. Read more
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Why you should prepare a clear written agreement
01 JUNE 2021 Not having a properly drafted contract is risky, particularly when the good faith on which the relationship was built disappears, and the relationship ends. That is when a clear and concise written agreement, which sets out the rights and obligations of the parties, is invaluable. Read more
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New Defective Building Laws Come into Effect
27 AUGUST 2020 On 11 June 2020 the Parliament of NSW passed the Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020 which applies to building work, including residential buildings. The law was introduced following concerns raised about building defects and combustible cladding after reports of defects in high rise buildings. Read more
