
About Bruce Tigani
With a law career spanning over 30 years, Bruce Tigani maintains a broad-based business, tax, healthcare and real estate practice. In providing clients an integrated focus to both transactional and planning aspects essential to their needs, Bruce delivers a coordinated and comprehensive approach to the representation of regionally based closely-held businesses, professional practices, and individuals. In addition, Bruce counsels clients across the country seeking to take advantage of the unique opportunities Delaware offers trusts, corporations, and alternative entities. He also represents clients, nationally and internationally, on complex aspects of carried interest programs and tax equalization analysis, including related dispute resolution of claims. Bruce’s practice includes representation of companies and individuals in the areas of stock & asset acquisitions; strategic business & succession planning; tax planning & controversies; healthcare law & medical practices, including regulatory and practice integration strategies; wealth transfer & estate planning, including dynasty and other Delaware-advantaged trusts; real estate acquisition & financing; estate and trust administration; structuring and formation of corporations & alternative entities; and commercial transactions. With a broad background bridging the planning, transactional, and advisory needs of his clients through the years, Bruce handles associated government relations matters as a registered lobbyist. He has been instrumental in the drafting and passage of key legislation relating to Delaware businesses and trusts, as well as professional service corporations and the promotion of efficient delivery of healthcare by medical practitioners. Bruce’s multidisciplinary experience and proactive approach underscores the integrated alignment of his clients’ personal and business-related tax, commercial, and estate planning objectives. Bruce is admitted to practice in Delaware and Pennsylvania, as well as
Notable case results
High level executives of Fortune 100 company, in varying capacities, including negotiation of terms of continued employment with successor company acquiring subsidiary, and pursuit of claims to enforce certain contractual rights accruing prior to termination
Lead tax counsel for Chancery-appointed Custodian in complex corporate §226 action, and participating representation to Custodian for all strategic business, financial analysis, bid evaluation, employee benefits and real estate planning and transactional aspects of Custodianship
Medical Practice Groups , Comprehensive strategic planning and transactional matters, including Practice acquisitions and clinical integration
Proactive growth and geographical expansion
Regulatory compliance
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.




