Why Bostick Mediation?
Bradley Bostick is an AV rated attorney with 27 years of civil litigation and trial experience primarily in the area of personal injury, product liability and premises liability.
His present practice consists of an expanding mediation and arbitration practice as well as ongoing representation of plaintiffs and defendants in civil litigation matters. His representation of plaintiffs and defendants throughout his career has allowed him to better appreciate the interests and concerns of all sides.
Mr. Bostick has successfully mediated over 500 civil cases ranging from complex tort and contract matters involving multiple parties and multi-million dollar disputes to more routine motor vehicle and premises cases. He has represented parties in hundreds of mediations and arbitrations.
As an AV rated trial attorney and litigator Mr. Bostick has successfully tried numerous cases to verdict throughout Northern California. He has litigated hundreds of high exposure product liability, personal injury, wrongful death, premise liability, construction defect, asbestos and employment cases.
Mr. Bostick has spent many years working with liens and brings his expertise in negotiating liens to each mediation. In many cases, he has been able to use this knowledge to assist the parties in identifying and resolving lien problems preemptively so that they do not impede settlement.
Mr. Bostick has over 150 hours of mediation training, including the Rosenberg Advanced Mediation School, the UC Berkeley Mediation Institute and the 3rd District Court of Appeal Mediation Intensive. In addition, his training includes over 100 hours of coaching/mentoring with some of the most prominent mediators in Northern California and Arizona.
He is a Court approved mediator in the counties of Alameda, San Francisco, Marin, Contra Costa County, and Sonoma. He has been selected to mediate cases for the First and Third District Courts of Appeal.
Mr. Bostick has served on the ADR executive committee for the Alameda County Bar Association. He has written numerous articles on mediation and conducted seminars on trial practice and liens.
He is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley and received his J.D. from Golden Gate University.
