Specialties
Bruce H. Russell, II, P.C. is a general practice criminal defense law firm serving Bristol, VA, and Southwest Virginia. Led by attorney Bruce H. Russell, II, president of the 28th Judicial District Criminal Defense Bar, the firm brings prosecutorial experience and decades of courtroom knowledge to every case. Handling criminal defense, domestic violence, personal injury, family law, business law, and estate planning, the team is known for compassionate, attentive representation. Every client is treated as an individual, with patient guidance that reduces the stress of the legal process. Schedule a consultation today.
History
Established in 2002.
A graduate of the University of Virginia and the University of Richmond, Bruce H. Russell, II began practicing law in Charlottesville, VA, with the firm of Thompson & Hagy, P.C., a "boutique" firm focusing on representing small "high-tech" companies.
Following his work with that firm's litigation and business practice, Mr. Russell returned to his native Southwest Virginia to become Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney for Buchanan County, where he prosecuted hundreds of cases ranging from misdemeanor traffic offenses to serious felony drug charges. Also during that time, he taught trial advocacy and legal writing at the Appalachian School of Law.
Bruce returned to the private sector in 2002, joining the law firm that would become know as Bolling Hearl & Russell. There, his practice focused on such areas as criminal law, domestic relations, collections, and general litigation.
Mr. Russell, his staff, and associates are ready to use their experience and training to help you today.
Meet the Business Owner: Bruce R.
A graduate of the University of Virginia and the University of Richmond, Bruce H. Russell, II began practicing law in Charlottesville, VA, with the law firm of Thompson & Hagy, P.C., a "boutique" firm focusing on representing small "high-tech" companies.
Following his work with that firm's litigation and business practice, Mr. Russell returned to his native Southwest Virginia to become Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney for Buchanan County, where he prosecuted hundreds of cases ranging from misdemeanor traffic offenses to serious felony drug charges. Also during that time, he taught trial advocacy and legal writing at the Appalachian School of Law.
Bruce returned to the private sector in 2002, joining the law firm that would become know as Bolling Hearl Russell & Ratliff. There, his practice focused on such areas as criminal law, domestic relations, collections, and general litigation.
Mr. Russell is ready to use his experience to help you today!