Mark Steven Bostick

Mark Bostick practices insolvency, specializing in bankruptcy, debtor workouts, fraudulent transfer prosecution and receiverships.

Mr. Bostick received his J.D. from University of San Francisco Law School, and his AB degree in rhetoric from UC Berkeley. After starting his practice at the bankruptcy firm formerly known as Rothschild, Phelan, King & Montali, he has practiced at Wendel Rosen, now known as Fennemore Wendel, in Oakland, California since 1989.

Mr. Bostick was formerly a contributing editor of the bankruptcy chapter in the CEB publication “California Mortgages and Deed of Trust and Foreclosure Litigation,” and is currently an editor of the bankruptcy chapter in the CEB publication “California Mechanics Liens and Related Construction Remedies.” He has often given seminars on the subject of community property issues in the context of debtor-creditor disputes. Mr. Bostick was lead counsel for the trustee in the bankruptcy case of Fox Ortega, Inc., dba Premier Cru, a world-wide wine retail Ponzi scheme based in Berkeley, California.