JOHN BRIGANDI

JOHN BRIGANDI has the plain, slightly stubborn feel of a surname being used as a company label, and that tells you almost nothing about the work behind it. By our assessment, there is no checked material to lift it out of that blankness, so any stronger opinion would be guesswork. The real issue with names like this is not that they are bad, but that they are opaque: they can belong to anything from a local firm to a specialist practice. In use, that means the name does little more than identify, without explaining. The ceiling here is low because the public information is so thin.