Bruce Carlson has been at the forefront of impactful, paradigm-shifting litigation on behalf of aggrieved individuals since the mid-1990s.
As a young lawyer, Bruce conceived the legal strategy that was used to pursue claims against lead pigment manufacturers whose residential paint products caused pervasive poisoning among an entire generation of inner-city children. Since those early days of his career, he has always followed some variation on the same straightforward theory of legal advocacy. That is, whether he is representing lead poisoned children, consumers who have been defrauded, employees who have been underpaid, the victims of discrimination, or others whose legal rights need a zealous champion, he seeks to leverage patterns of misconduct that occur within a given industry to effect change at a macro level.
IN THE MEDIA
The team at Carlson Lynch has been making headlines for thirty years. From our representation of the victims in technical failures and cyber-security breaches to our pursuit of enforcement of ADA regulations to fighting infractions against blue chip companies or the egregious abuse of employees, we fight for the everyday Read all about our groundbreaking class-action lawsuits and the ethical precedents we’ve set.
IN THE MEDIA
The team at Carlson Lynch has been making headlines for thirty years. From our representation of the victims in technical failures and cyber-security breaches to our pursuit of enforcement of ADA regulations to fighting infractions against blue chip companies or the egregious abuse of employees, we fight for the everyday Read all about our groundbreaking class-action lawsuits and the ethical precedents we’ve set.
