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Todd Campbell was born in Chattanooga, TN, and grew up in the neighboring town of Jasper.. Todd remembers that as a child, he learned to always state the time zone when giving a time as Jasper is on the border of the Central and Eastern Time Zones. Eastern Time was referred to as “Chattanooga Time” or “Fast Time” and Central Time was referred to as “Jasper Time” or “Slow Time.”. After high school, Todd attended The University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee, where he graduated magna cum laude with an honors B.A. in History. After graduation, he taught U.S. History part-time.. Todd says that even as a child, he was drawn to law and was inspired by Abraham Lincoln, who was a lawyer before he became our 16th President. Todd chose to attend Tulane University Law School, where he was a part of the Environmental Law Society and the Managing Editor for the Tulane Environmental Law Journal. He graduated in 2007 with his J.D. and a certificate in Environmental Law.. Todd chose to pursue personal injury law because “each case is unique and consequently offers new challenges all the time,” and in 2007 he began working for Neblett, Beard & Arsenault. When he’s not practicing law, you can find Todd reading, weight training, or cheering for his favorite football team – the New Orleans Saints.. Prior to joining Neblett, Beard & Arsenault, Todd was an associate at a Plaintiffs’ firm in Southeastern Louisiana, representing clients in Louisiana and Mississippi in a variety of areas, including Hurricane Katrina Insurance claims, commercial litigation, toxic torts and personal injury. At NBA, Todd's focus is on complex litigation and class actions ranging from Actos and Metal-on-Metal Hips to Remington Firearms.

Richard has been recognized as one of America’s 50 Most Influential Trial Lawyers by Trial Lawyer Magazine. He was nominated for the 2015 Trial Lawyer of the Year Award by the Public Justice Foundation and selected as a 2015 member of the Nation’s Top One Percent by the National Association of Distinguished Counsel. In 2014, he was selected by the National Trial Lawyers as the Trial Lawyer of the Year Civil Plaintiff Finalist. He currently serves as Lead Counsel in the Actos MDL where a jury rendered a historic $9 Billion Punitive Damage verdict against Eli Lilly and Takeda. This has been reported as one of the nation’s largest personal injury verdicts. He subsequently served on the team that negotiated a $2.4 Billion settlement which is the largest single mass tort settlement for a drug still on the market. He is also on the Pinnacle MDL Trial Team where a jury rendered a $502 Million verdict against J&J and DePuy.. The National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys selected Richard to receive their Top 10 Attorney Award for the State of Louisiana. The Wall Street Journal has described Richard as having “national notoriety” and as a “big gun” amongst attorneys in competition for leadership roles. BusinessWeek described him as “a Dean of the Louisiana Tort Bar.” The NYTimes has described him as one of the “big players” in the legal community. USA Today featured him as a member of the “Legal Elite,” – a diverse grouping of America’s leading attorneys and the New Orleans Times-Picayune has referred to him as “an authority on class actions.”. Richard’s commitment to legal excellence is reflected in the years of serving as a faculty member for LSU’s Trial Advocacy program, lecturing at judicial colleges and assuming leadership roles in local as well as national bar associations. Recently, the LA Supreme Court appointed him to serve on the Rules of Professional Conduct Class Action Committee. For over 25 years, Richard has held Martindale Hubbell’s highest rating.

Edward E. “Ted” Roberts was born in Baton Rouge, LA and raised in Alexandria, LA. He attended Louisiana State University for his undergraduate work, where he received a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration. Ted decided to pursue a career as an attorney after he was inspired by his father, who is also a lawyer and judge. Before law school, Ted worked at Pinecrest State School for special needs children and adults, and while in law school he worked at several law firms and regularly did pro bono work. He received his Juris Doctorate from the Southern University Law Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1998. After law school, Ted worked as a judicial law clerk for the Hon. Allen Krake in the 35th Judicial District Court.. Ted began his practice with Neblett, Beard & Arsenault in 1999. Ted’s primary areas of practice at the firm are Worker's Compensation and personal injury. Ted is passionate about his work, and when asked why he chose Worker’s Compensation, Ted said, “I love taking the burden of dealing with insurance companies away from injured workers.”. Ted is married to Kimberly Martinez Roberts and they have two sons, Edward E. Roberts, IV and David Emile Roberts. The family enjoys travelling together, and Ted plays golf and hunts in his spare time. He also loves to watch his children play sports.

Ed Tarpley is a criminal defense attorney in Alexandria, Louisiana, who served as district attorney for the 35th Judicial District, Grant Parish, from 1991 to 1997. Ed graduated from LSU Law School in 1979. He is a member of the House of Delegates for the LSBA, the Louisiana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Crossroads American Inn of Court of Alexandria-Pineville. He also is a member of the Alexandria Rotary Club and was a Delegate to the 2016 Republican National Convention.. Ed is a defender of the cause of liberty and a frequent speaker on the Constitution and Bill of Rights. He is the author of a resolution adopted by the LSBA in June of 2016, calling for the legislature to restore unanimous criminal jury verdicts in Louisiana.

David Michael Williams is an experienced trial attorney who represents clients in both criminal and civil litigation. David has effectively practiced in city, state and federal courts across the state of Louisiana, at both the trial and appellate level. Aggressive representation is the cornerstone of successful outcomes for our clients. David maintains an informative relationship with clients throughout each stage of the process to ensure that they are fully informed and involved in their cases.

Davey Jones was licensed to practice law in 2007. He was born and raised in Alexandria, Louisiana graduating from Holy Savior Menard High School in 1999. Davey’s parents and grandparents were all raised in central Louisiana creating significant ties and contacts within the area.. Davey is married to Angelina Jones and has two daughters, Cameron and Evangeline. He is a parishioner of Our Lady of Prompt Succor Catholic Church. Davey is an avid family man, church servant, and community enthusiast. After clerking for the Honorable Harry F. Randow and working briefly for another firm, Davey opened the Jones Law Firm in November of 2009. We began with no employees, no roof, no sign, and a small clientele. Through hard work, dedication to our clients, and the highest regard for ethics and professionalism, we have been blessed and fortunate to experience huge growth year after year.. That growth continues today with the majority of new clients arriving via word of mouth and referrals by local attorneys.. Jones Law Firm Commercial. The Firm focuses on domestic litigation (divorce and custody) and personal injury litigation (auto accidents). Our clients get focused, result oriented representation. Every client is treated with respect and dignity. We believe our clients appreciate our caring touch on every case.

Chris Roy Jr has nearly 30 years of the experience necessary to assist those who have been injured, disabled, or even killed due to a personal injury. Chris Roy Jr does everything he can to protect his clients' rights and ensure that they are properly compensated for their losses.

Caring and Experienced Trial Lawyer in Alexandria Dedicated To Helping Louisiana Clients Resolve Their Legal Problems.. We care about the people who come to our firm for legal help — whether you are facing a criminal charge, negotiating a parenting plan, adopting your step-child, injured in a car accident because of a negligent driver or challenging a denied Social Security Disability claim. We strive to resolve your legal issues quickly — no matter how complex or routine. We guide you through every step of the legal process until your case is resolved. We take our responsibility seriously, realizing that the outcome of your case can affect the rest of your life and the lives of your family.. We take the time to listen to you, tailoring our services to meet your specific needs and challenges. Communication is our goal as we make sure you understand all the legal issues, risks and consequences involved in your case. We want to equip you to make the best-informed decisions from start to finish.

Brian Caubarreaux was born in Lafayette, Louisiana and is the son of Leroy and Donna Caubarreaux. Leroy Caubarreaux served in the US Military in two different branches: the Marines and the Army. During his time of service, he piloted helicopters during the Vietnam War. Brian accredits his work ethic, strong family values and unwillingness to “cut corners,” to his parents, particularly his father. These values are the foundation upon which Brian Caubarreaux and Associates was built in 1993.. During his time at Marksville High School, Brian developed a strong adherence to teamwork by participating in football, baseball, track and tennis. After high school, Brian received a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice degree from University of Louisiana at Lafayette in 1989. He then continued his education at Southern University Law Center in Baton Rouge, where he earned a Juris Doctor in 1992 and graduated summa cum laude. He was selected to be in the Southern University Law Center Hall of Fame in 2016.. Brian now has a family of his own. He and his wife, Tressie Buford Caubarreaux, have been married for over 29 years. They have three children: their two sons are currently in law school, while their daughter is still a teenager. Brian is an avid outdoorsman, pilot and diver, but his favorite thing to do is spend time with his family.. Brian is admitted to practice in all Louisiana State and Appellate Courts, United State Federal District Courts in Louisiana and the United State Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. He is also a member of the American Bar Associates, Louisiana Associate of Justice, Avoyelles Parish Bar Association and past Board of Governor for the Louisiana Trial Lawyers Association.. * Results may vary on each case.

Barbara was born and raised in Cottonport, LA, a small French Catholic town in Avoyelles Parish. Cottonport is known for its annual Egg Knocking Contest, which attracts people from across the State. Barbara fondly remembers her childhood there, where many of the residents spoke French. She is the oldest of 46 grandchildren and grew up surrounded by a large family that loved to tell (often greatly exaggerated) stories.. She attended Cottonport High School. After graduating from LSU, as a woman was discouraged from applying for or attending law school. But nonetheless she persisted and was accepted to the Paul M. Hebert School of Law. During the summer months, she clerked for the Knoll Law Firm and worked with now retired Supreme Court Justice Jeannette Knoll who served as a role model to her. Barbara earned her Juris Doctorate degree in 1978, making her one of the first women in Avoyelles Parish to finish law school.. That same year, Barbara married Mark Mixon of Bunkie, LA, and together they have three children: Luke, Emily, and Molly, and 5 grandchildren. Her husband Mark is a fourth-generation sugar cane farmer and through him she learned never to take anything, especially the weather for granted. Luke, the eldest, is a Navy pilot. She, her husband, two daughters and daughter in law are all LSU graduates with her granddaughter scheduled to graduate in May. They share a love of LSU and enjoy tailgating at LSU games together.. After marrying Mark, Barbara began working at the Social Security Administration’s hearing office, which is the adjudicatory branch of the Social Security disability program. For 21 years, she worked there as a supervisor of 16 attorneys and paralegals. She left to go into private practice, and in 2013 she began working as an attorney at Neblett, Beard & Arsenault.. “Since coming to NBA, I have grown this area of practice and have come to know and care for a great many of my clients,” says Barbara. She has seen clients struggle, unable to afford basic necessities through no fault of their own. She has a deep empathy for her clients and has dedicated her life’s work to guiding people through the often-difficult process of Social Security Disability. In the thirty-three years she has practiced law, Barbara has assisted thousands of individuals in obtaining their benefits in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi. She is a member of the Louisiana Bar Association and the Avoyelles and Rapides Parish Bar Associations. She is a member to two local women’s political organizations.

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