Bron focuses his practice on product liability litigation, bringing a distinctive blend of legal, judicial and academic experience to client matters. His background includes service in both federal and state courts, in both the trial and appellate arenas, where he has worked extensively on criminal and civil matters involving complex legal issues.
Bron previously served as a term clerk to a U.S. magistrate judge for the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut. He also clerked for the Connecticut Appellate Court, where he researched and assisted with drafting judicial opinions. His experience also includes positions with private practitioners handling both appellate and trial matters, as well as a judicial internship with a U.S. district judge.
Before entering the legal profession, Bron earned a Ph.D. in political science and taught courses in political theory, international relations and public policy. His academic background informs his analytical approach to complex legal issues and persuasive advocacy. His experience distilling complicated concepts into digestible form enables him to craft compelling, persuasive arguments for any audience, in any courtroom.
At the University of Connecticut School of Law, Evening Division, Bron graduated first in his class and received multiple CALI Excellence Awards in subjects including criminal law, complex litigation, trial advocacy, and law and forensic science. Bron also participated in two year-long clinics where he helped draft a winning appellate brief and participated in drafting and arguing other motions. He was also recognized for his advocacy skills as a finalist in an intramural negotiation competition, was a winner of an American Bar Association regional negotiation competition, and was also a member of the winning team at an American Association for Justice’s regional competition, qualifying for nationals and attending the Student Trial Advocacy Competition.