Bradley A. Winters - a Saint Louis, Missouri (MO) Mediation and Arbitration Lawyer

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Saint Louis Mediation and Arbitration Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

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Mediation and Arbitration

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Litigation & Appeals
By Anonymous on Nov. 06, 2025
Hired Attorney 2023

I hired this mediator for a federal civil case in which I was the plaintiff. The mediation was extremely expensive. At the mediation, he did not advance my position at all or fight for a reasonable settlement. Instead, he encouraged me to take an offensively low offer from the defendant, which would not have even covered our costs. I paid for an entire day of mediation, which was quickly over and achieved nothing other than adding costs to the litigation. Extremely disappointed in the service and in his skills. I wish I would have hired a mediator who charged reasonable rates.

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Saint Louis, MO

7700 Bonhomme Ave.
Suite 575
Saint Louis, MO 63105

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Phone: 314-499-5200

Website: https://winterslg.com/

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