Bruno and Bruno: Trial Lawyers

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Three decades of experience in:

Difficult and complex litigation.
Class action law.
Mass joinder proceedings involving racial discrimination, occupational lung disease, product liability, and wage violations.

Bruno & Bruno is a preeminent plaintiffs’ trial law firm specializing in the representation of people who are seriously injured in an accident or by a business relationship.

Bruno & Bruno maximizes recovery for people who have been hurt by defective products, unsafe cars, tires and drugs, dangerous workplaces and business fraud. Our experience covers the full range of personal injury and business torts, litigation matters, including class action lawsuits.

The Bruno family and law partners realize the role they have been assigned as legal counsel and embrace the fact that the job they do can leave an indelible mark in the lives of our clients and their families.

Louisiana Supreme Court Allows Katrina Insurance Claims to Proceed
On March 15, 2011 the Louisiana Supreme Court in Sheryl Coleman Taranto et al v. Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Company (No. 2010-c-0105) affirmed Plaintiffs’ claims that prescription is in fact interrupted while a class action is pending. The Louisiana Supreme Court affirmed the Fourth Circuit’s earlier ruling finding that the filing of a lawsuit designated [...]
Memorial Medical Katrina lawsuit settled
Tenet Healthcare Corp. and attorneys for people who stayed at Memorial Medical Center in the traumatic days after Hurricane Katrina agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit against the company on Wednesday, both sides announced. The plaintiffs accused Tenet of neglecting to anticipate and prepare for the loss of power after the storm, as well as [...]
5th Circuit Revives Claims Against WGI
The U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeal revived Plaintiffs’ claims against the Washington Group International, Inc. (now URS) over the company’s role in the levee breaches that flooded the New Orleans’ Lower 9th Ward and St. Bernard Parish during Katrina.