New Orleans Auto Accidents Lawyer
Overview
Joseph M. Bruno Jr. is the first of a third generation of Bruno lawyers. He has worked with Bruno & Bruno for the past 20 years. He is fortunate to have had the unique opportunity to litigate with Joseph Bruno Sr., the Honorable Christopher Bruno, Robert Bruno and Stephen Bruno. With such exposure, he has developed skills to ensure that victims of civil wrongs are offered effective guidance throughout the litigation process, with the goal of achieving maximum recovery in a variety of...
Joseph M. Bruno Jr. is the first of a third generation of Bruno lawyers. He has worked with Bruno & Bruno for the past 20 years. He is fortunate to have had the unique opportunity to litigate with Joseph Bruno Sr., the Honorable Christopher Bruno, Robert Bruno and Stephen Bruno. With such exposure, he has developed skills to ensure that victims of civil wrongs are offered effective guidance throughout the litigation process, with the goal of achieving maximum recovery in a variety of...
Joseph M. Bruno Jr. is the first of a third generation of Bruno lawyers. He has worked with Bruno & Bruno for the past 20 years. He is fortunate to have had the unique opportunity to litigate with Joseph Bruno Sr., the Honorable Christopher Bruno, Robert Bruno and Stephen Bruno. With such exposure, he has developed skills to ensure that victims of civil wrongs are offered effective guidance throughout the litigation process, with the goal of achieving maximum recovery in a variety of proficiencies such as auto accidents, premises liability, professional liability, medical malpractice, wrongful death, exemplary/punitive liability, loss of consortium, contract disputes, Social Security, workers' compensation, hurricane claims, product liability/mechanical failure, inadequate security/supervision, inadequate teacher/schoolhouse supervision, motorcycle accidents, bicycle/e-bike/e-scooter accidents, Uber/Lyft accidents, streetcar accidents, elevator/escalator accidents, 18- wheeler and trucking accidents, industrial accidents, amputation, traumatic brain injury, electrocution and severe burns.
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