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James T. Brady
James Topham Brady (April 9, 1815February 9, 1869) was an American lawyer. Born in New York City, Brady studied law in his father's practice before being admitted to the New York bar himself. He is most notable for his career as a criminal lawyer, being involved in numerous high-profile proceedings. He tried fifty-two criminal cases and only lost one. Brady died at his home after having the left side of his body paralyzed for several days, and was interred at Calvary Cemetery in New York.
== Early life ==
Brady was born on April 9, 1815, in New York City, the eldest son of Thomas S. Brady and his wife. Later, Brady would have seven siblings, two boys and five girls. The senior Brady had emigrated from Ireland to the United States while the War of 1812 was ongoing, and started a boys school in New York.〔; 〕 When James was seven, he attended his father's school. In 1831 James's father had left teaching to become a lawyer, and he helped his father in his practice and in trials. In his father's office, James studied legal material tirelessly, and soon operated most of the firm's managerial affairs.
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