Bradley Larson
Attorney |Email: blarson@daviesllp.com
Mr. Larson is an AV rated trial attorney whose practice has primarily focused on defending “large loss” catastrophic and complicated personal injury and wrongful death matters. He has tried over eighty jury trials to verdict throughout the State of California, most for the defense but several for plaintiffs.
He has represented dozens of transportation carriers, including railroad companies, over-the-road freight haulers, bus companies, taxi services, and municipalities who operate subways, trolleys, and short distance passenger conveyances. He also represents national retailers, wholesalers, distributors and commercial business/property owners in defending premises liability, false arrest, and ADA claims.
He has been a continuing education presenter and moderator on subjects ranging from defending traumatic brain injury, complex regional pain syndrome and spinal injury claims to evidence presentation utilizing evolving courtroom technology. He is frequently asked to speak to loss prevention departments of large retailers and insurance company claims departments on trends and legal developments relevant to those industries.
While a member of The American Board of Trial Advocates (“ABOTA”) he served as a National Board member representing Sacramento’s ABOTA Chapter.
Mr. Larson attended the University of California at Santa Barbara where he earned his undergraduate degree in Law and Society. He earned his law degree from University of the Pacific’s McGeorge School of Law in 1980.
Mr. Larson is admitted to practice before all courts of the State of California, including the Courts of Appeal and the California Supreme Court. He is also admitted to practice before all United States District Courts in California (Northern, Eastern, Central and Southern). Mr. Larson is an expert snow skier, and enjoys kayaking, road cycling, and tournament bass fishing. He and his wife Krisiti - also an expert skier and cyclist - are devoted to their Australian Shepherd dogs.
Education
B.A., Law and Society, University of California at Santa Barbara
J.D., University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, 1980