Amy Bradley

Amy Bradley is an esteemed personal injury and criminal defense attorney and partner at Blankingship Keith PC, located in Fairfax, Virginia. With a license to practice across Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia, Ms. Bradley is known for her dynamic advocacy and compassionate approach that resonates with her clients. She represents clients and resolves their issues on matters related to:

•    Personal injury
•    Automobile and trucking accidents
•    Brain injury
•    Justice for crime victims
•    Inadequate security litigation
•    Product liability
•    Sex abuse victims
•    Wrongful death
•    Civil litigation

Before embarking on her legal career, Ms. Bradley was an investigative reporter for television, a role that honed her investigative skills and sparked her interest in law. This unique background in communications has equipped her with exceptional advocacy skills, particularly in the courtroom setting.   

A proud alumna of George Mason University School of Law, Ms. Bradley has accrued substantial experience in civil and criminal litigation. As a personal injury attorney, she is adept at handling claims of all severities, from minor vehicular mishaps to catastrophic injuries. Her previous tenure as in-house counsel at a major national insurance company has given her a unique perspective that benefits her clients, particularly in securing just compensation for injured parties.

Ms. Bradley earned the title of Legal Elite in civil litigation from the Virginia Business magazine in 2021 and is a prolific writer, contributing to Attorney at Law Magazine, the Fairfax Bar Association Journal and the Virginia State Bar’s Docket Call Newsletter. Her commitment to education is highlighted by her role as an instructor for continuing legal education, where she shares her knowledge with fellow attorneys, earning recognition as one of Lawline's Top 20 Women Faculty on two occasions. She has also been rated with a perfect score of 10/10 on Avvo. 

Active in both local and professional communities, Ms. Bradley's engagement is multifaceted. She is a vital member of the Fairfax Bar Association and the George Mason American Inn of Court, and dedicates her time to educating middle and high school students. Furthermore, she extends her legal experience to those in need through volunteering with the Legal Services of Northern Virginia’s Attorney of the Day Program.