During the building of a new VA medical center, the government issued defective drawings and specifications and failed to coordinate its purchases of government-furnished equipment. It then tried to shift the blame for delays and cost overruns to the general contractor. The government refused to pay change orders and grant time extensions, it threatened termination for default, and it took other punitive actions.

On November 5, 2018, Bradley pro bono client and former Florida death-row inmate Clemente Javier Aguirre-Jarquin was exonerated after spending 14 years incarcerated for crimes that he did not commit.

After a nationwide site search, Huntsville, Alabama, was identified as one of three finalists for a $1.6 billion automobile manufacturing facility to be implemented through a first-of-its-kind joint-venture arrangement between Toyota Motor Corporation and Mazda Motor Corporation.