Amanda Brady

With over 30 years in the Australian legal arena, Amanda Brady is a formidable advocate with substantial expertise as a Prosecution Lawyer. Her illustrious career commenced with the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in 1990, where she specialised in serious criminal matters across Local and District Courts, Supreme Court bail applications, and provided instruction in Supreme Court cases. Her robust experience extends to advising on Royal Commissions and handling cases involving corruption, fraud, and perjury. Amanda's academic credentials include a Bachelor of Business and a Bachelor of Laws from UTS Sydney, complemented by a Master's degree in Dispute Resolution. Admitted to practise in 1989, she holds a Practising Certificate permitting her service as a Principal Solicitor in NSW, underscored by her membership in the Law Society of New South Wales. Amanda's nuanced understanding of the justice system is reflected in her ability to represent clients with both skill and discretion. She offers strategic counsel on police matters and before bodies like the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), Royal Commissions, and the Police Integrity Commission (PIC). Meeting with clients confidentially, Amanda tailors her approach to meet their unique needs, ensuring they receive thorough and effective advocacy. Her extensive courtroom experience is leveraged to achieve the best outcomes, making her an invaluable ally in navigating complex legal landscapes.