About Raymond Francis
Raymond Francis Bourhis is a attorney specializing in insurance claims, particularly long-term disability insurance, based in San Francisco, California. He earned his Bachelor of Arts from Ohio State University in 1966 and his Juris Doctor from the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law (Boalt Hall) in 1972. Admitted to the California State Bar in 1972, he has dedicated over five decades to advocating for clients in the insurance sector. In 1980, Bourhis founded the Bourhis Law Group, focusing on long-term disability insurance cases.
The firm has secured significant judgments and settlements, representing clients against major insurance companies such as Unum Provident, MetLife, and Berkshire. Their work has been featured in media outlets like 60 Minutes and Dateline, highlighting their expertise in the field. Throughout his career, Bourhis has been actively involved in legislative research and analysis, particularly concerning insurance regulations. He has collaborated with various organizations, including consumer advocacy groups and state insurance departments, to influence policy reforms.
His contributions have been recognized in legal proceedings, such as declarations filed with the Supreme Court of California. In 2026, Bourhis's license status was updated to "Not Eligible to Practice Law," indicating a suspension from practicing law in California. The State Bar of California has placed him on involuntary inactive status, rendering him ineligible to practice law in the state. Despite this suspension, Bourhis's experience and contributions to insurance law remain noteworthy.
His firm continues to operate under the leadership of other qualified attorneys, maintaining a focus on long-term disability insurance cases. Clients seeking assistance in this area are encouraged to consult with the firm's current legal team for guidance.
