Bradley R. Bowles - Walnut Creek, CA

Overview

Awards and Honors

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Education

• Legal Education

  • Seattle University School of Law, Seattle, Washington, 1999
    J.D.

• Non Legal Education

  • University of San Diego, San Diego, California, 1996
    B.A.

Representative Clients

• Hunters’ Point Shipyard Litigation- representing plaintiffs in class action related to the old Navy Shipyard.

• Block v. Helix- represent 180 plaintiffs related to toxic exposure in the Colony Park Neighborhood in Concord, California.

• Simone v. Cessna- Representing family of pilot lost in plane crash.

• In re Estate of Vallee- represent family of father lost in plane crash.

• Wrongful death of Minor killed by Pitbull

• Wrongful death of Minor due to overdose of alcohol

• Represent heirs of pilot killed in plane crash

• Victim of car accident that led to amputation

• Wrongful death of victim of medical device

• Represent victim of Rape

• Represent heirs of man killed at his place of work 

•  In re: Air Crash of Nantucket- represents victims of Egypt Air Flight 990.

•  Frederiksson v. Sikorsky-represent victims of Helicopter disaster in Finland.

• Sunset Pointe construction defect litigation- represents plaintiffs in construct defect claim against builder.

•  Cessna Crashes- represent multiple plaintiffs in claims against Cessna related to crashes.

• Lilburn et al. v. Civic Helicopters et al.-represent victims of helicopter crash.

Representative Cases

• Damaschino et al. v. Tracol Limited et al. Verdict of $2,449,652. Damages of $1,117,937.20 plus interest of $619,184.03. Additional verdict for $25,000 of punitive damages. After the verdict the Court awarded $712,531.48 in attorney’s fees and costs.
• Winter v. Jervis, – Verdict of $886,408 for realtor with injury to her face.
• John and Jane Doe v. Roe- $6,300,000 settlement for plaintiff who lost arm.
• Doe v. Roe Construction Company- $3,000,000 settlement on behalf of husband who lost wife in traffic accident.
• Confidential Male v. Roe- $1,500,000 for plaintiff who lost leg in premise liability claim.
• Uno Fratelli v. Citibank-Unanimous jury verdict against Citibank in the amount of $666,639.
• Doe Homeowners v. Roe Homebuilder
• $1,600,000 – confidential settlement on behalf of family injured due to long term exposure to mold.
• Johnston v. McCarthy- $500,000 wrongful death settlement for family of minor who overdosed on alcohol.
• Minor v. Homeowner- $600,000 wrongful death settlement for family whose three year old child was mauled to death by a pitbull.
• Berlin v. Doe Driver- $1,500,000 settlement for driver with traumatic brain injury.
• Dismond v. Nelson-$300,000 – policy limits settlement on behalf of injured motorcyclist.
• Schnoebelen v. Mularky
• $270,000 – policy limit settlement on behalf of injured driver.
• In Re: Korea Airlines
• $31,500,000 settlement for injuries related to Korean Airline Crash.
• Doe Taxi Driver v. Taxi Company
• $2,000,000 – settlement on behalf of injured taxi driver.
• Stark v. Noble
• $850,000 – settlement on behalf of injured driver.
• Doe Doctor v. Doe Contractor
• $1,300,000 – settlement on behalf of injured motorcyclist.
• Kim v. Claveran
• $650,000 – settlement on behalf of injured pedestrian.
• White v. City of Stanislaw
• $675,000 – settlement on behalf of driver injured when police car ran a red light.
• Air Philippines Crash
• $135,000,000 – settlement on behalf of heirs of victims of Air Philippine crash.

Bar Admissions

• California, 1999
• U.S. District Court Northern District of California, 1999

Other Affiliations

• National Trial Lawyers Association, 2010 - Present (Member)
• CAOC, 1999 - Present (Member)

Fraternities and Sororities

• Sigma Pi
• Delta Sigma Pi