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Aaron A. Bucco
Attorney Aaron A. Bucco was born in a small town in Western Pennsylvania in 1981. He graduated from Kiskiminetas Springs School in 1999 and soon thereafter moved to Ohio to attend Denison University. While at Denison, Attorney Bucco rowed crew and served two terms as the President of the Denison Chapter of Delta Chi, a national men’s fraternity.
At Denison, Attorney Bucco was honored to become a member of the Psychology Honor Society - Psi Chi, the German Honor Society - Delta Phi Alpha, the Greek Leadership Society - Order of Omega and was named a German Fellow to serve as a member of the Department Advisory Council. Attorney Bucco graduated from Denison in 2003 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in both Psychology and German and with a Minor in Philosophy.
Upon graduation from Denison University, Attorney Bucco returned to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where he attended Duquesne University School of Law on a full tuition academic scholarship. In his final year of law school, Attorney Bucco served as the Editor-In-Chief of the Business Law Journal, represented many individuals in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas through a pro-bono motions clinic, was published in the Michigan State University College of Law Journal of Medicine and Law and served as a law clerk to two downtown Pittsburgh firms; Kowall & Standish and Healey & Hornack, P.C.
In 2006 Attorney Bucco became licensed to practice law in Ohio. In early 2008 Attorney Bucco joined Larrimer & Larrimer. Since that time, Attorney Bucco has focused his law practice on representing injured workers throughout Southeastern Ohio. Attorney Bucco regularly appears before the Ohio Industrial Commission representing Larrimer & Larrimer clients from Licking, Muskingum, Guernsey, Washington, Noble, and Perry counties.
Attorney Bucco is a member of the Ohio State and Muskingum County Bar Associations.
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Practice consists of exclusively representing injured workers before the
Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation and Industrial Commission of Ohio.
Helping injured workers since 1928.
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