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Graduating from Louisiana State University Law School in 1977, Aub Ward started his career in law by working for Federal Judge E. Gordon West as a clerk from 1977-1979. After a few years of practice he took on his own partnership as a personal injury attorney in 1981 with Attorney John Naquin.. Aub is a lifelong member of the Louisiana Associates of Justice along with being AV Martindale Hubble rated, a top ranking for attorneys in the U.S. He has been a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates since 2000 and is involved with such programs as the Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College, a program he’s actively participated in since 2008 that is meant to assist other attorneys in representing their injured clients. He has also been a Super Lawyer since 2008 and in 2010 as well as 2011 he received recognition as a top rated attorney for Louisiana Life Magazine.

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Call Beau at our law firm of Brock & Palmintier Law. 33 years of experience including as both a prosecutor and defense attorney.. My major fields of practice are criminal defense, DWI, sex crimes, domestic violence, family law, protective orders, environmental criminal defense, environmental civil compliance, and car accidents.. I'm here to defend you from the moment the police begin their investigation all the way through trial, when necessary. If you need a lifeline in a moment of crisis, I am there for you and your family. As a former prosecutor, I know how the Government will attack you, and I know how to fight back!. Beau has practiced law for 33 years in Louisiana.. Previously, he worked at the private law firm of Manasseh, Gill, Knipe & Belanger from 2011 - 2019. Before entering private practice, he was employed at LDEQ as a member of the Secretary’s Executive Staff from 2008-2011. From March 1999 – February 2008, he worked as Regional Criminal Enforcement Council for the Environmental Protection Agency and provided in-house legal oversight to all Federal criminal investigations conducted in Louisiana by the EPA Criminal Investigation Division. Prior to joining EPA, he served as an Assistant District Attorney for East Baton Rouge Parish from October 1991 – March 1999, and was lead counsel on over 50 successful jury trials.. In 1988, he graduated from Louisiana State University and from the L.S.U. Law Center in 1991. He is a member of the Louisiana Bar Association, Baton Rouge Bar Association and is an Associate member of the Baton Rouge Association of Women Attorneys. Beau is a frequent lecturer on professionalism, criminal law and environmental law and policy issues. Beau believes strongly in committing to our community and has served as a volunteer at his church, several schools, the YMCA as a basketball, volleyball, soccer and tennis coach, and as a charity fund-raiser.. In addition to recently publishing a book on coaching middle school & youth basketball, Run to Win: The Mongoose System: Coaching Middle School & Youth Basketball, (available online directly from amazon.com), some of the law review articles and materials he has published include the following:. • Andre Belanger, Beau James Brock, The Practice of Criminal Defense, Principles of Why We Fight, 257 Around the Bar 10 (September 2011). • Getting to Know Some of Baton Rouge’s Young Criminal Lawyers, 257 Around the Bar 20 (September 2011). • Don’t Tread on Me! Greenhouse Gases Must Never Choke American Freedom, 3 Regent J.L. & Pub. Pol’y 139 (Spring 2011). • Leviathan Menacing the Gulf Coast: Catastrophic Consequences May Imperil the Rule of Law, 18 Buff. Envt'l. L.J. 131 (Fall 2010). • Modern American Supreme Court Judicial Methodology and Its Origins: A Critical Analysis of the Legal Thought of Roscoe Pound, 35 J. Legal Prof. 187 (Spring 2011). • Beau James Brock, Peggy Hatch & Vladimir Alexander Appeaning. Ph.D., Protecting Our Most Vulnerable Communities: Louisiana Wastewater Infrastructure Recovery, 18 U. Balt. J. Envtl. L. 1 (Fall 2010). • Hanousek v. United States: Social Engineering Encroaching on Individual Liberty, 245 Around the Bar 18 (May 2010). • H. Leggett, B. Brock, The Moral Limits of Jurisdiction, 27 Environmental Forum 32 (May/June 2010). • Iconography and the Polite Art of Saying Nice Doggie, The Bencher (July/August 2009, p. 10). • A Profile of the District Attorney’s Office, East Baton Rouge, LA, 36 The Prosecutor 42 (March/April 2002). • Interview With A Prosecutor: Capitol Punishment Issues in the Capital City, 165 Around the Bar 12 (March 2002). • The Current State of Environmental Criminal Enforcement in Louisiana, An Insider’s View, 162 Around the Bar 14 (Dec. 2001). • Professionalism Lost: Where have you gone Atticus Finch? Our Nation turns its lonely eyes to you..., 156 Around the Bar 10 (April 2001). • Comment, Mr. Justice Antonin Scalia: A Renaissance of Positivism and Predictability in Constitutional Adjudication, 51 La. L. Rev. 623 (1991).

Baton Rouge Personal Injury & Work Accident Trial Attorney and Deaf Rights Advocate. If you have been hurt in south Louisiana because of someone else’s fault, or if you are Deaf and you have been denied your rights under the Americans with Disability Act, call Baton Rouge Trial Attorney Dominick ‘Rusty’ Bianca. He will fight for you.. Rusty understands where his hardworking, blue-collar clients are coming from. His experiences led him to become a staunch defender of the injured—particularly victims of industrial work accidents and car wrecks caused by negligent and drunk drivers. Growing up with a Deaf sister has also inspired him to be an advocate for the Deaf Community in both ADA claims and injury claims.. Rusty doesn’t take every case that comes across his desk, but he does offer free consultations so that he can hear victims’ stories, help them understand their legal options, and advise them on next steps. If he can help with those next steps, he will take the case and fight for the compensation his clients deserve. As an experienced trial attorney, Rusty does not shy away from taking his cases to court to get the best possible outcome.

Attorney Beau R. Layfield was born in Mansura, Louisiana. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Louisiana State University. He then received his Juris Doctorate and Bachelor of Civil Law degrees from the Paul M. Hebert Law Center of Louisiana State University. Mr. Layfield also attended St. Thomas University School of Law in Miami, Florida, where he was an intern for the Dade County District Attorney’s office. Before he established The Layfield Law Firm, LLC, Attorney Layfield worked as an attorney for a general practice law firm. During his time there, he focused on helping automobile accident victims and representing individuals dealing with family law matters.. As a young boy, Attorney Layfield’s uncle passed away in a car accident. The tragedy of the whole situation had a large effect on him and his family. It is because of this experience that Mr. Layfield focuses his practice on helping the victims of personal injury accidents. Due to his personal experience, he understands the helplessness people often feel after going through such a traumatic event. This is why he has chosen to devote his practice to personal injury law, where he is able to utilize both his legal and personal experience in order to help victims of accidents. Attorney Layfield has lived throughout different parts of Louisiana, which he feels has allowed him to develop relationships with people from different backgrounds. The Layfield Law Firm, LLC is a small, Baton Rouge law firm, which allows him to maintain close communication with his clients. Attorney Layfield aims to create an environment that enables his client to maintain personal attention and direct access to him. Mr. Layfield is prepared to assist clients who have been involved in a variety of incidents involving vehicular accidents, product liability, dangerous drugs, catastrophic injuries, and more. To find out more about retaining the representation of Attorney Layfield, contact The Layfield Law Firm, LLC.

At the Law Office of Julie Ferris, we provide professional and courteous legal services, ensuring that every client is fully represented.  The Law Office was founded by Julie Ferris who began her legal career in 1986 working as a high school student runner at a law firm.  From there, Julie worked her way to legal secretary then paralegal before finally going to law school.  Julie graduated from LSU's Paul M. Hebert Law School in 2004 with honors and has represented many, many clients thoughout the State of Louisiana.  Julie is licensed to practice law in all 64 Parishes in Louisiana.

As a founder of Simien & Simien in 1989, Mr Simien is a highly regarded attorney that focuses his practice on Admiralty and Maritime lawsuits, Class Action litigation, Constitutional Law, Criminal Defense cases, Mass Torts, Personal Injury lawsuits, Wrongful Death and other areas of major litigation.. Throughout his career, Jimmy has numerous courtroom victories and negotiated settlements including a landmark $4.6 BILLION recovery for the State of Louisiana and a $46 MILLION settlement for a class action lawsuit involving Conoco and Condea-Vista.

André Bélanger, a graduate of Loyola University, is a highly-respected criminal defense attorney serving the people of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and surrounding areas of Ascension Parish and New Orleans, for one of Baton Rouge's top-25 law firms.. In his 15 years of practicing law, Mr. Bélanger has handled thousands of criminal cases at both the pre-trial and trial stage, including approximately 200 trials. This trial experience includes homicide defense and prosecution, large drug conspiracies and fraud cases making Belanger one of the few attorneys capable of handling even the largest, most complex federal cases.. Having spent years devoted to developing a top tier regional law practice for federal court and state court litigation, Mr. Bélanger is admitted to practicing law in all federal courts in both Louisiana, Mississippi, the United States Supreme Court and the U. S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.. A strong commitment to the justice system, Mr. Bélanger has begun to forge his trial skills in the criminal courtroom in an effort to establish his own personal injury trial practice. This is a major boon for his clients, as few personal injury “trial attorneys” have appreciable jury trial experience. Mr. Bélanger is a member of the National Association of Distinguished Counsel’s Top 1%, was also recently nominated to the National Trial Lawyers Association’s “Top 100 Lawyers” list for the third year in a row, as well as recognized as one of Louisiana’s Super Lawyers.. Outside of a law office, André  is happily married to his loving wife, Ashley, with whom he has two beautiful children, Luc and Mattheiu. He’s a firm believer that it’s because of their support that he has achieved so much success. When they aren’t spending quality time outdoors, they proudly offer their time to the St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Baton Rouge.

After graduating from Loyola Law School in New Orleans in 1990, Price McNamara served as a Federal Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable John M. Shaw, Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Western District of Louisiana, from 1990 to 1991. Following his clerkship, he spent several years as an attorney at Hailey, McNamara, Hall, Larmann & Papale in Metairie, Louisiana, where he defended automobile and truck insurers, as well as industrial offshore vessel owners and drilling contractors, in a wide range of personal injury and insurance disputes. During this time, he also earned an advanced master's degree in Environmental Law from Tulane Law School.. In 1995, Mr. McNamara transitioned to public service, serving as a felony trial division prosecutor for the State of Louisiana at the Jefferson Parish District Attorney's Office until 1997. That same year, he founded the ERISA Insurance Claim Attorneys and began using his extensive experience to help professionals, executives, hard-working wage earners, and their families in recovering denied Long Term Disability, Accidental Death and Dismemberment, and Life Insurance Benefits. This includes claims that fall under federal ERISA law, Federal Employees Group Life Insurance (FEGLI), Veterans’ Group Life Insurance (VGLI), and Service Members’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI). With offices in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Houston, the firm offers free initial consultations and handles all cases on a contingency basis. The firm selectively takes on cases, limiting the number of active cases to ensure each client receives the full attention and resources they deserve. Clients only pay attorney fees if the firm successfully secures financial compensation through a settlement or trial judgment.