Lynn, Christina D.

Bruce White is a seasoned military advocate with extensive litigation experience. He resolved thousands of military law cases during his career.

On August 1st, 2008, Bruce White left active duty with the Marine Corps having completed 25 years of service. He retired as a Colonel, one of the senior attorneys in the service. Throughout his military career, Bruce White's focus was military justice and trial advocacy. During the last 15 years, he personally tried or supervised the litigation of many landmark Marine Corps cases. He also trained hundreds of the Corps finest trial attorneys.

Although Bruce White spent 15 years of his career in the San Diego region, he also served in two of the World's most challenging locales. Bruce spent two years in South Korea, near the Demilitarized Zone with North Korea, and he also served in Kuwait and Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom.

During his career, Bruce White also led thousands of Marines. He is one of the few Marine Corps attorneys to command a battalion. As the Officer in Charge (OIC) of the renowned Legal Services Support Section (LSSS) at Camp Pendleton, Bruce led the largest law office in the Marine Corps. The LSSS is also the busiest military justice office in the Department of Defense.

Throughout it all, one of his greatest professional satisfactions remains representing individual Marines facing daunting legal challenges like courts-martial.