The Trial Law Offices of Bradley I Kramer, M.D., Esq.

Brad why do you take money for medical chart reviews, when you have a voluntary service license?
Voluntary Service
The initial or renewal license fee will be waived for a physician and surgeon who resides in California, has a California address of record, and certifies to the Medical Board of California that the initial or renewal license is for the sole purpose of providing voluntary, unpaid service.

I do not know how to express my disappointment from Bradley Kramer but before you get him as your lawyer, read this and then make your decision if you want him on your side in court. I had a lot of complications after delivering my baby including infection as the major one. I was hospitalized for almost a month and still taking medications now after a month and half of delivering my baby. My new born child, my husband and myself went through a lot. No doubt that my health care provider dropped the ball on so many occasions so we wanted to seek legal advice. A lot of medical malpractice lawyers told us since there was no permanent damage or death involved, would not take the case and we appreciated their honesty. Bradley Kramer said he must look at the medical history and would charge $ 950 since it was hundreds of pages, he also told us it would take him a week to review all the document carefully. Although he did not guarantee taking the case and told us there might not be a lawsuit,
We were expecting him to take the time and give us an educated answer even if it was a ‘No ‘based on my medical record. Instead, after getting medical record and the credit card information, which by the way was more important than the medical record to him, in less than one business day he told me, he would not take the case because infection cases are really expensive to prove in the court with of course a $ 989 charge on my credit since there was a $ 39 processing fee which I knew about. Think about it, he knew I was giving him an infection case from day one. Now on top of all my pain and illness, I feel used by the lawyer who I was hoping to get help from, or at least get an answer for what he charged me which was reviewing my medical record to see if I had a case.

Bradley Kramer is analogous to a lake in a desert oasis of lawyers in his field.
He’s fair, refreshingly honest and very dependable.
He answers any/​all questions in a unique fashion to his industry — you’ll never feel patronized by his answers or that you’ve asked a stupid question.
Working with him felt like a breath of fresh air after a pretty traumatic experience.
Maybe it’s because he’s a Dr. too — so he has the bedside manner of a seasoned MD, which he’s applied to his legal practice (please understand how RARE this is).
I would highly recommend his services and I’m very grateful to have found him.

Brad Kramer is one of the best medical malpractice and personal injury attorneys whom I have ever met. He is very sharp, willing to work with clients I have referred to him and has a successful track record winning large verdicts. I am also very impressed with Brad’s background. It’s rare to find a personal injury attorney who also holds a medical doctor degree. If my family, friends and I were ever injured, whether by a doctor or otherwise, I think of Brad first. He graduated from top schools and works hard at his job, while also being kind and approachable, a rare find. I highly recommend him.

Knows his legal area more than most attorneys in his field. Sincere and effective.