Bravo & Margulies is a real estate and personal injury law office with a history of experienced trial work in the San Francisco Bay Area. Aggressive advocacy of injured individuals and small businesses is our hallmark.  Our clients rely on twenty-seven years of courtroom experience to guide them through the litigation process.  We have earned the reputation of a law office Not Afraid to Fight.

We represent clients with personal injuries and property loss claims that are the result of unsafe property conditions, vehicle accidents, workplace injuries, mold and lead poisoning and medical malpractice.   Our expertise includes all matter of real estate claims, including broker disputes, sales and loan fraud, construction defect and disputes between co-owners and neighbors.   We are also skilled in landlord tenant law and represent clients in eviction, rent control and wrongful eviction claims.

We represent our clients on a contingency fee, which means the client pays no fee unless a recovery is obtained for the client.  We also charge hourly and at competitive rates. In some instances we also offer a schedule of combined hourly and contingency fee plans.

Our office provides a free initial telephone consultation to attorneys and potential clients seeking advice on potential suits or guidance for their pending ones.

Joe Bravo

Joe Bravo is the principal attorney and owner of the Bravo & Margulies law office.  For fifteen years he has been rated "AV" which is the highest national peer rating for competency and ethics that can be accorded an attorney.  In 2003 and 2004 he was voted "Super Lawyer" by San Francisco Magazine.  Joe Bravo is an experienced trial lawyer, having tried cases throughout San Francisco Bay Area courts.  His professional associations include five terms as president of the San Francisco Apartment House Association, three years as delegate to the California Apartment House Association, and two years as chair of its legal committee.  He is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, Boalt Hall School of Law and the University of California, Berkeley.