About Tracy A.
Tracy A. Brune has built a steady legal career in New York over several decades. She is known among colleagues for a straightforward approach to casework and a steady presence in local bar circles. Her path runs from an undergraduate degree in English to running a solo practice she started in 2014.
She earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from Syracuse University in 1986, after beginning studies there in 1982. She returned to school for law and completed her Juris Doctor at Western New England University School of Law in 1993, having begun that program in 1990. Those academic stops shaped the foundation of her practice and prepared her for public and private sector work.
Brune’s early post-law school work included a position as Assistant Corporation Counsel at the City of Syracuse Office of Corporation Counsel in 1995. That role placed her inside municipal government legal operations at a formative stage of her career. Two years later she moved into private practice as a senior partner in a firm that bore her name, Leiter and Brune, beginning in 1997.
She continued in firm leadership over the years. In 2006 she became a senior partner at Wolff, Goodrich and Goldman. The move kept her in substantial litigation and counsel work, and it extended her experience in managing client matters and firm responsibilities. In 2014 she changed course again and opened her own practice, Brune Law Office, choosing the autonomy of solo practice after decades in larger firm and municipal settings.
Beyond her offices, Brune has remained active in bar groups. Since 2014 she has held memberships in the Onondaga County Bar Association and the New York State Bar Association. She is also a member of the Injured Workers Bar Association. Those affiliations reflect ongoing engagement with both local bar activities and issues that affect work-injury claimants.
Her legal practice is conducted under licensure in New York. Over the years she has worked with a range of clients from municipal entities to individuals seeking representation in contested matters. Colleagues describe her style as pragmatic and measured; she tends to handle matters directly and to keep clients informed.
Brune continues to operate Brune Law Office as a solo practitioner. Her current practice focuses on litigated and administrative matters for clients in New York, including work related to injured workers and civil claims.
