Bruno Law

About Bruno Law

Bruno Law is a litigation-focused firm located at 44 N 2nd Street in downtown Easton, Pennsylvania, serving clients in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Attorneys Charles Bruno, Alyssa M. Bruno, and Timothy C. Jones lead a practice built around both courtroom advocacy and transactional work, and the firm states that its lawyers are licensed in the state and federal courts of both states as well as in federal courts throughout the country.

The caseload spans several broad areas. On the injury side, the firm handles automobile, motorcycle, trucking, and construction accidents, medical malpractice, nursing home neglect, slip and fall claims, and workers’ compensation. A civil litigation and trials group covers business disputes, contract conflicts, non-compete and partnership disagreements, estate litigation and will contests, and real estate and construction litigation. Intellectual property work includes copyright and trademark registration and infringement litigation, art law, fashion law, photography and visual arts copyright matters, and trade secrets. Transactional services extend to business entity formation, contracts and business transactions, wills, trusts and powers of attorney, probate and estate administration, and real estate transactions, land use, and zoning.

Clients writing in reviews most often describe clear, step-by-step communication from attorneys and staff, with several noting that calls and messages were answered promptly and that questions were welcomed throughout their cases. Personal injury and workers’ compensation outcomes draw frequent mention, particularly settlements reached without trial. A recurring thread comes from clients handling probate, estate administration, and estate-related litigation, who describe patient, steady guidance during difficult periods. The front-office and paralegal staff are repeatedly characterized as friendly, respectful, and welcoming, and the firm’s overall tone is described as professional but down-to-earth.

The review record is not uniformly positive. A small number of reviewers describe slow progress on their matters, including one case said to have taken years to resolve, and a few raise concerns about billing or about the depth of the firm’s intellectual property work relative to its advertised practice areas. In public responses, the firm has disputed certain allegations and noted that at least one attorney referenced in older reviews is no longer with the firm. Prospective clients can reach the office at 610-258-4003 for Pennsylvania matters or 908-454-7100 for New Jersey, and the firm invites initial consultations.