Bruce S. Meth was raised in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. He migrated west after high school to attend the University of Arizona, graduating Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science. Bruce received his Juris Doctor Degree from California Western School of Law in San Diego, California. Bruce and his wife Wendy met in high school and will celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary in May 2022. Wendy has been the office manager at Bruce’s law firm since 1990. Bruce and Wendy have one son, their son is a passionate Chief Experience Officer for a non profit health system in New York and Connecticut. Bruce began practicing law in Chula Vista in 1982. His practice is now focused exclusively on personal injury cases.
Bruce is an active member of several legal organizations , including the State Bar of California, The California Lawyers Association, Consumer Attorneys of San Diego,and The San Diego County Bar Association.
Bruce became a lawyer in order to help people whose lives have been unexpectedly interrupted by problems that require compassionate legal solutions. After starting out working in criminal law and bankruptcy he navigated to the field of personal injury where he felt he could have the greatest positive impact on people’s lives and futures. It is in this area of the law where he has been able to turn peoples lives and futures back to where they were before their accidents by getting them the medical care and financial compensation to make them whole once again. Nothing gives him any greater satisfaction.
Bruce enjoys fighting for real people in a system dominated by multinational corporations and unscrupulous and unsympathetic insurance companies. He prides himself on giving the utmost personal attention to each client in order to ease their burdens during a very stressful time in their life’s. Through his vast legal experience each client is provided with the guidance, support, compassion and results they deserve.
When not working Bruce enjoys spending time with his family, hiking, paddleboarding, tennis, golf and traveling. Bruce loved and adored his beautiful dog Mako, who recently passed away at the age of 15 years old.