Louis Rubano
Super Lawyer Specializing in Personal Injury
New Haven United States (Connecticut)
Professional Status
Employed
Available
About Me
Louis Rubano is a New Haven, Connecticut-based personal injury trial attorney who serves as partner at Webber and Rubano. He established the firm in 2018 with partner RJ Webber, and has since grown it into a successful operation with four associate lawyers and more than 15 staff members. In addition to managing the office, Louis Rubano's responsibilities as an attorney include filing motions, making appearances in court, arguing cases in jury trials, and communicating with insurance companies.
Prior to starting his own firm, Mr. Rubano worked 20 years at Lynch Traub Keefe and Errante, where he tried cases on behalf of thousands of clients and helped some earn settlements in excess of $1 million. He earned his juris doctor at Suffolk University Law School, where he was a member of the Student Urban Relief Foundation, and holds a bachelor's degree in political science from Boston College.
Listed as a Super Lawyer in each of the past five years, he also helps law school students perform mock trials and provides pro bono legal services for those in need. He also regularly attends legal seminars focused on topics concerning personal injury litigation. When he isn't working, he enjoys volunteering with church groups and at local soup kitchens as well as watching Red Sox games with his son.
Prior to starting his own firm, Mr. Rubano worked 20 years at Lynch Traub Keefe and Errante, where he tried cases on behalf of thousands of clients and helped some earn settlements in excess of $1 million. He earned his juris doctor at Suffolk University Law School, where he was a member of the Student Urban Relief Foundation, and holds a bachelor's degree in political science from Boston College.
Listed as a Super Lawyer in each of the past five years, he also helps law school students perform mock trials and provides pro bono legal services for those in need. He also regularly attends legal seminars focused on topics concerning personal injury litigation. When he isn't working, he enjoys volunteering with church groups and at local soup kitchens as well as watching Red Sox games with his son.
