January 2024 Chapter Meeting

Gino currently serves in the House of Representatives of the Tennessee General Assembly as the representative for District 61, which is comprised principally of the City of Brentwood and the City of Franklin north of Highway 96.

Gino and his wife, Kathy, have lived in Brentwood for the past 28 years and raised all five of their children there. They now entertain their seven grandchildren there on the weekends.

Gino was born in Tampa, Florida on Christmas Day in 1961. He received his undergraduate degree from Cornell College in 1983, majoring in history and philosophy. He is a 1986 graduate of Emory University Law School.

Gino has been a trial lawyer in Nashville and in Williamson County for the past 36 years. He has tried more than 125 cases to verdict in state and federal courts in Tennessee and across the country. In September 2021, he recovered on behalf of Franklin-based Nissan North America, Inc. a jury verdict of $146.5 Million, which is the largest recoverable jury verdict in a civil action in the history of Tennessee.

The Supreme Court of Tennessee appointed Gino to serve as the chairman of its Advisory Commission on the Rules of Practice and Procedure in 2020. In that role, Gino has helped to modernize the court system in Tennessee to make the civil justice system accessible to all Tennesseans.

Gino and Kathy are parishioners of St. Edward Church in Nashville, where their eldest son, Father Andrew Bulso, serves as pastor.

The voters of District 61 elected Gino to the 113th General Assembly on November 8, 2022. He serves in the General Assembly as a member of the Government Operations, Civil Justice, and Education Administration committees. Several bills Gino introduced in the 113th General Assembly have already been signed into law by Governor Lee.