Dr. Bradshaw grew up in the Springfield, Missouri area. He was accepted into the Accelerated Medical School Program at the University of Missouri, Kansas City: School of Medicine at the age of eighteen. After graduating from medical school, Dr. Bradshaw worked in a surgical residence program at the University of Hawaii. In addition to his surgical training, Dr. Bradshaw has specialized training in Internal Medicine and Psychiatry. He also received certification in Clinical Obstetrics from Harvard Medical School.

Dr. Bradshaw attended law school at the University of Missouri, Kansas City: School of Law. After graduating, Dr. Bradshaw worked briefly for the president of the Missouri Trial Lawyer's Association in Kansas City. Dr. Bradshaw has offices in St. Louis, Missouri and in his hometown of Springfield, Missouri. Dr. Bradshaw has worked with and helped attorneys throughout the United States although he concentrates his practice in Missouri. His licenses in other states are often in an “inactive” status unless working on a case in that state. Dr. Bradshaw works with a co-counsel, often called a local counsel, when working in states other than Missouri. This website confirms to the ethical rules of Missouri which is the principle location of practice, where his license is continually active and where all the permanent staffed offices are located. Dr. Bradshaw has also provided legal analysis to local Missouri television stations and newspapers. He has also been consulted by the Wall Street Journal.

Dr. Bradshaw has received training from some of America's greatest trial lawyers. He attended and graduated from Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyer's College in 1997. His instructors included:

• Gerry Spence, considered by many to be America's best trial lawyer. Mr. Spence has never lost a criminal case and has not lost a civil case since 1969. His numerous courtroom victories have included the Karen Silkwood case (dramatized in the movie Silkwood, starring Meryl Streep and Cher); "Ruby Ridge" murder case (Mr. Spence defended Randy Weaver on charges of killing a U.S. Marshall), and he also successfully defended Imelda Marcos on embezzling charges.

• "Racehorse" Haynes is one of America's top trial lawyers. Mr. Hayne's success has been portrayed in the movie Prescription Murder.

• Morris Dees, considered being America's top trial lawyer in the area of civil rights and other related constitutional rights. Mr. Dees represented Medger Ever's widow in a civil case. The related criminal case was depicted in the movie Ghosts of Mississippi.

At the law offices of Dr. Bradshaw we are committed to helping injured people obtain quality medical care and full financial compensation. We constantly help people in their fight against the unfair actions of wealthy insurance companies.  Dr. Bradshaw concentrates primarily in the area of catastrophic injury litigation, emphasizing injuries caused by birth injury/trauma and injuries caused by semi-trucks and other large truck wrecks.  Dr. Bradshaw has worked with and consulted with other attorneys throughout the United States.  He uses his knowledge and skills as both a physician and trial lawyer to help people obtain recoveries primarily in the areas of past and future medical care, loss of life's enjoyments, loss of earnings capacity, lost wages and other areas of financial recovery.

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