B. ROSS BOZARTH
Partner
Attorney at Law, California State Bar No. 179171
rbozarth@gblegal.com

Education

Mr. Bozarth received a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina in 1992 and attended law school at South Texas College of Law in Houston, Texas. Mr. Bozarth attended a semester of law school in Cambridge, England at Trinity College and also spent a year as a visiting student at McGeorge School of Law where he was on the Dean's List for being in the top ten percent of his class for the year he attended. Mr. Bozarth received his Doctor of Jurisprudence from South Texas College of Law in 1995 and immediately began his law career after passing the State Bar exam in November 1995.

Legal Experience

Mr. Bozarth is a current partner and co-founder of Guenard & Bozarth, LLP. Mr. Bozarth has dedicated his practice exclusively to representing plaintiffs in personal injury claims and claims against insurance companies for the wrongful denial of insurance benefits. Mr. Bozarth specializes in personal injury claims including automobile accidents, dog bite injuries, motorcycle accidents, premises liability claims, construction injuries, sexual harassment, insurance bad faith claims, trip and fall injuries, motor vehicle versus pedestrian or bicycle accidents, boating accidents and many other types of personal injury claims.

Memberships

• Admitted to California State Bar 1995
• Founding member and Co-Chair of the Elk Grove Business Club in Elk Grove, California
• Capitol City Trial Lawyers Association
• Elk Grove Chamber of Commerce
• Consumer Attorney’s of California
• U.S. District Court, Eastern District of California
• Admitted to Practice in All California State Courts

Personal

Mr. Bozarth lives in Elk Grove, California and spends his free time wakeboarding and skiing on the Sacramento River and local lakes with his family, playing tennis with his kids and cycling.  He has participated in several century rides (100+ miles) throughout northern California including a 400+ mile cycling trip down the coast of California with 20 other cyclists from the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco to Carpenteria, California.