George Kuehne
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Licensed for 45 years
Law Degree
Awards
Primary Practice Area
Business
Language
English French
About
Bruce Kuehne is a scholar and a gentleman, and has practiced law in Louisiana since 1976, after graduation from Harvard Law School. While at Harvard, he was a journalist for the Harvard Law Record, and recalls the interesting experience of interviewing then presidential candidate Jimmy Carter for the Harvard newspaper. His interest in journalism and the power of the written word began in high school. He attended Jesuit High School in New Orleans, where he participated in the liberal arts honors curriculum, lettered in football and track and participated in many other extracurricular activities.Bruce graduated Magna Cum Laude from Tulane in 1968, with the highest departmental cumulative grade point average in the graduating class, having been on the Dean’s List for all semesters, and being admitted into Phi Beta Kappa and the Scholars & Fellows Program. His major was English Literature, with minors in Psychology and History.Bruce graduated from Tulane during the Vietnam War and his first full-time employment was with the United States Air Force, in which he served as an Information Officer. His job during this time included News Media Relations, Public and Governmental Relations, and supervision of newspaper publication and radio & television broadcasting.Bruce’s legal practice has covered many areas of the law, including bankruptcy; business and consumer transactions; secured transactions; real estate; litigation, including (commercial, consumer, bankruptcy, ERISA, tax and securities). Bruce has been active in the Louisiana Bar Association, including many years of service on the Professional Malpractice Insurance Committee, on which he served as Chair for several years. He is an emeritus member of the Dean Henry George McMahon American Inn of Court and served as Master, Recorder and Counselor (vice president) of that organization. He was a founding director of MidSouth National Bank (now MidSouth Bank). Bruce was a candidate for the Nineteenth Judicial District Court in 1996. He also served as Childrens’ Leader in Bible Study Fellowship International for many years and is currently an adult group Bible study leader. Bruce is a voluntary teacher of English for international students on the LSU campus and is an adjunct professor in the LSU legal studies program. He is currently a director of Gulf Coast Teaching Family Services, Inc., a large non-profit organization which provides social services to the needy.
Practices Areas
Business
Litigation
Language
English French
Contact
Reviews
Working with Bruce and his team was such a positive experience. My case had a lot of history and involved work in multiple states. Bruce coordinated the entire process from start to finish with professionalism and integrity. I was kept up to date with the progress and options were presented to me so that I was able to make an informed decision. I appreciate the personal approach and the consideration for my individual needs.
Bruce handled my divorce. My divorce was atypical from the very beginning since my husband had made off with our financial records (long story). I hired Bruce because I had heard he was an excellent litigator; as it turned out, there was no litigation involved. He was also excellent at working a case through to completion. His drafting of the documents involved, alone, was copious work. Bruce was patient and good-spirited throughout. He always responded to my phone calls promptly. He understood that it was an ordeal for me and that money was tight. Opposing counsel was most unpleasant, always raising a ruckus over some tidbit or another (like when he assigned an associate in his firm a small portion of my case) but I could still laugh her off -- I knew I had the better attorney in my corner.
Working with Bruce and his team was such a positive experience. My case had a lot of history and involved work in multiple states. Bruce coordinated the entire process from start to finish with professionalism and integrity. I was kept up to date with the progress and options were presented to me so that I was able to make an informed decision. I appreciate the personal approach and the consideration for my individual needs.
Bruce handled my divorce. My divorce was atypical from the very beginning since my husband had made off with our financial records (long story). I hired Bruce because I had heard he was an excellent litigator; as it turned out, there was no litigation involved. He was also excellent at working a case through to completion. His drafting of the documents involved, alone, was copious work. Bruce was patient and good-spirited throughout. He always responded to my phone calls promptly. He understood that it was an ordeal for me and that money was tight. Opposing counsel was most unpleasant, always raising a ruckus over some tidbit or another (like when he assigned an associate in his firm a small portion of my case) but I could still laugh her off -- I knew I had the better attorney in my corner.
Working with Bruce and his team was such a positive experience. My case had a lot of history and involved work in multiple states. Bruce coordinated the entire process from start to finish with professionalism and integrity. I was kept up to date with the progress and options were presented to me so that I was able to make an informed decision. I appreciate the personal approach and the consideration for my individual needs.
Bruce handled my divorce. My divorce was atypical from the very beginning since my husband had made off with our financial records (long story). I hired Bruce because I had heard he was an excellent litigator; as it turned out, there was no litigation involved. He was also excellent at working a case through to completion. His drafting of the documents involved, alone, was copious work. Bruce was patient and good-spirited throughout. He always responded to my phone calls promptly. He understood that it was an ordeal for me and that money was tight. Opposing counsel was most unpleasant, always raising a ruckus over some tidbit or another (like when he assigned an associate in his firm a small portion of my case) but I could still laugh her off -- I knew I had the better attorney in my corner.