Brian Page - Houston, TX

For more than two decades, Brian Page has built his career around one guiding principle: helping injured people stand on equal footing with insurance companies. As Chief Legal Officer at Trust Guss Injury Lawyers, he combines extensive courtroom experience with firmwide leadership, representing clients throughout Louisiana and Texas while helping shape the legal strategy behind every case.

Based in New Orleans and regularly serving clients from the firm’s Houston office, Brian represents individuals and families in a wide range of personal injury matters, including car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, and complex insurance disputes. His passion has always been the same: holding insurance companies accountable and helping clients recover physically, emotionally, and financially after a serious injury.

Brian’s path to personal injury law wasn’t a straight line.

Growing up, his parents joked that he would either become a lawyer or a used car salesman because he always had another question or another argument. During college, a girlfriend encouraged him to take a law course because he enjoyed debating ideas. What started as curiosity quickly became a passion as he discovered the analytical reasoning and problem-solving at the heart of the legal profession.

While attending law school, Brian began working for a personal injury attorney. At first, he admits he was hesitant to tell people what type of law he practiced because of the stereotypes surrounding personal injury lawyers. That perspective changed once he saw firsthand how insurance companies often work to minimize or deny valid claims instead of helping people during one of the most difficult periods of their lives.

Helping injured people level the playing field became his calling.

Following Hurricane Katrina, Brian represented hundreds of Louisiana homeowners in insurance claims arising from catastrophic property damage. That experience reinforced what continues to drive his career today: ensuring insurance companies are held accountable when they fail to treat people fairly.

Today, as Chief Legal Officer at Trust Guss Injury Lawyers, Brian continues to advocate for injury victims while helping guide the firm’s legal strategy and commitment to client service.

Brian believes that personal injury law is about far more than resolving insurance claims. For many clients, an accident affects nearly every part of daily life, from getting to work and attending medical appointments to caring for family and managing financial uncertainty.

As Brian sees it, his role is to help clients understand what they’re facing, advocate for their interests, and hold insurance companies accountable when they fail to meet their obligations:

“The most rewarding part of practicing personal injury law is taking the journey with clients from the beginning – when they’re injured, confused, and full of questions – and helping guide them toward a resolution. Standing between an insurance company and my clients is where I thrive.”

That means preparing every case as though it will go to trial. In Brian’s experience, that preparation changes how insurance companies respond, and it has the potential to change outcomes.

When Brian moved to New Orleans in 2002, he expected to practice law in a new city. What he didn’t expect was to find a place that quickly felt like home.

Following Hurricane Katrina, he made the decision to stay, rebuild, and invest in the city’s future. Today, he and his wife – a lifelong New Orleanian – are raising their two sons while remaining actively involved in the local community and culture.

As Chief Legal Officer, Brian also spends significant time working from Trust Guss Injury Lawyers’ Houston office, helping oversee legal operations while continuing to represent injured clients throughout the region.