Bruce A. Rogers

Bruce A. Rogers leads a law practice in Georgetown, Delaware, spanning family law, civil litigation, criminal defense, personal injury, and estate administration. He handles cases in Delaware courts and has extensive trial experience. His practice also involves mediation and arbitration, offering clients different approaches to resolving legal disagreements when formal litigation may not be the only available option.

Bruce earned a J.D. from Seton Hall University in 1986 after completing a B.A.A.S. at the University of Delaware in 1983. He also holds a Ph.D. in Political Science and Political Theory and a Master of Divinity. His academic background extends beyond law into government and public institutions. He has taught political science, constitutional law, business law, and real estate law at colleges in Delaware.

Bruce previously served as deputy legal counsel to Delaware Governor Michael N. Castle and as one of the Delaware Code Revisors, helping oversee the compilation and revision of state laws. He also participated in a Delaware Supreme Court pilot project providing representation to parents in termination of parental rights proceedings. His litigation experience includes family, criminal, civil, and business cases and work involving alternative dispute resolution.

Bruce has contributed to legal publications and professional organizations, including editorial work connected with the Delaware Law Review and the American Bar Association’s tort and insurance section. He combines experience in government, teaching, litigation, and family court proceedings. Bruce A. Rogers works with clients to assess legal questions, prepare for contested hearings, and determine practical approaches to disputes affecting families, businesses, and individuals.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Bruce A. Rogers, P.A.
• Member, Delaware State Bar Association

Licensed State

• Delaware

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