Bruce Voss is a business litigation partner at the firm with over 30 years of experience concentrating in real estate and land use litigation, complex business disputes, and employment law. Voss brings a unique background to his practice. Before law school, he worked as a business newspaper and television news reporter in Hawai‘i.
What led you to focus your career in business law? “Back in the day, I was a business news reporter and I’d go down to court to look through business files for stories. In doing that, I realized that the skills are the same. You take complicated issues, legal issues, factual issues, and you have to simplify them for the client and then you have to communicate them in a compelling way.”
What’s a lesson you’ve learned in your career that still guides your work today? “No matter how good an attorney you are, you will win some cases and you’ll lose some cases. You can’t get too excited when you win and you can’t get too down when you lose. What you have to do in every case is learn something. As long as you keep learning, win or lose, you’re moving forward.”
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