James E. Bruce, Jr., Attorney at Law
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At the personal injury law firm of James E. Bruce, Jr., Attorney at Law, our motto is “We can help.” Whether you are injured in a car wreck, are involved in criminal matters, or are going through a painful divorce – we can help you. Contact us for further information.
We concentrate on the following practice areas:
We combine the latest technology with hard work to provide our clients with consistent and innovative legal representation. Since we are a small office we offer a comfortable environment for our clients to communicate with us with ease. We will review the nature of your case at no charge if we cannot earn your business. We take personal injury cases on a contingency basis – there is no fee or cost unless there is a recovery.
Attorney James E. Bruce, Jr.
Attorney James E. Bruce, Jr. is a native of the Hopkinsville area. He received his law degree form Salmon Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University in 1980. He has been practicing law in Kentucky for over 25 years. He is active in local community organizations.
When his youngest daughter was asked what he does for a living she replied, “He helps people.” That sums up his philosophy of what being a lawyer is all about. He helps people that have been injured or who are going through a divorce. With every client, he pledges to work hard on their behalf and help solve their problems. He is ready, willing, and able to help you.
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We will review the nature of you case at no charge if we cannot earn your business.
We can meet with you in the evenings or on weekends.
James E. Bruce, Jr., Attorney at Law
1724 South Virginia Street
Hopkinsville, KY 42240
Phone: (270) 886-6300
Fax: (270) 886-0319
Credit cards welcome!
James E. Bruce, Jr., Attorney at Law, is located in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, and serves clients in Hopkinsville, Oak Grove, Cadiz, Princeton, Elkton, and throughout Caldwell County,
Trigg County, Christian County, and Todd County.
We represent members of the armed forces based at the Fort Campbell Army Base.
Kentucky law requires law firms to add the statement “This is an advertisement” on publications of this nature. This publication is intended for general information only and not as legal advice.