About Bruce Hoof Law
For over 40 years Bruce Hoof’s practice of law from his offices in Durham, North Carolina, has concentrated in Civil Litigation. Today he is recognized as a highly skilled, creative and successful civil litigator whose practice is focused on two principal areas, insurance defense and the representation of personal injury claimants. The high regard in which Bruce is held within the legal profession is reflected by the fact that his peer attorneys have for over 40 consecutive years annually voted him the highest possible rating [“AV”] awarded by Martindale-Hubbell, the pre-eminent nationally recognized peer-rated attorney directory of the American legal profession.
Bruce received his undergraduate degree from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa and in the top 5% of his class. He selected Vanderbilt’s Law School after he was awarded its prestigious Patrick Wilson Scholarship, and he graduated just outside the top 10% of his class.
Practice Areas
Bruce’s extensive experience and legal acumen have enabled him to become a highly successful civil litigation lawyer. His law practice began as an insurance defense attorney where Bruce’s early and consistent success led to his also being retained in a wide variety of other civil matters. Today his civil litigation practice is concentrated in two principal areas, a continued focus on insurance defense and the representation of personal injury claimants.
