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Dayal S. Reddy is solo practitioner with several years of experience handling a wide array of legal matters for his clients. His practice focuses on general litigation matters across various areas of law, including civil and criminal matters, discrimination, employment law, business litigation, personal injury, appellate law, criminal appeals and more. When approaching his clients’ legal needs, Dayal works closely with clients to identify the real issue causing his clients’ so much frustration, and then helps clients to develop a comprehensive, streamlined solution for addressing his clients’ needs. Dayal is not afraid of a tough legal challenge and he diligently works to preserve and protect rights of his clients.

Dane S. Ciolino serves as the Alvin R. Christovich Distinguished Professor of Law at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. His current CV is here: .pdf. Prof. Ciolino's current scholarly and teaching interests at Loyola include Professional Responsibility, Evidence, Advocacy and Criminal Law. Professor Ciolino graduated cum laude from Rhodes College in 1985, and magna cum laude from Tulane Law School in 1988, where he was inducted into Order of the Coif and selected as Editor in Chief of the Tulane Law Review. After graduation, he clerked for the United States District Court, Eastern District of Louisiana, and practiced law at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP in New York City, and Stone Pigman Walther Wittmann LLC, in New Orleans.. He has served as reporter to the Louisiana State Bar Association Ethics 2000 Committee, as chairperson of a Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board Hearing Committee, as Chair of the Lawyer Disciplinary Committee of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana and as a member of various Louisiana State Bar Association committees including the Professionalism Committee, the Lawyer & Judicial Codes of Conduct Committee, and the Ethics Advisory Service Committee. His weblog, Louisiana Legal Ethics, is located at .. Prof. Ciolino engages in a limited law practice and in law-related consulting, principally in the areas of legal ethics, lawyer discipline, judicial discipline and federal criminal law. He represents clients in disciplinary matters before the Louisiana Supreme Court, the Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board and the Louisiana Judiciary Commission. He also handles legal malpractice cases, lawyer disqualification motions and lawyer fee disputes. He also consults and serves as an expert witness in the fields of legal ethics, legal fees and the standards of conduct governing lawyers.

Christopher Mann is a trusted advisor, zealous advocate and experienced trial lawyer having tried over fifty cases in Louisiana and Texas.. Before joining the Broussard Knoll Law Firm team, Chris spent the first 24 years of his career as a defense attorney, representing companies and insurance companies in personal injury, employment, workers’ compensation and complex litigation cases. During this time, he gained valuable insights into how these entities operate and how they often prioritize their interests over the rights of individuals.. Chris’ experiences as a defense attorney led him to question the fairness of the system, and he realized his true calling was to use his legal expertise to champion the rights of personal injury victims and their families. Chris is passionate about helping individuals who have been wronged by the negligence or misconduct of others. His mission is to provide compassionate and relentless representation to those who have been injured.

Callan Johns graduated from the University of New Orleans in 2015 with a background professionally and academically in Marketing and Management. She attended Loyola University of New Orleans College of Law and participated in the Moot Court Program and the Loyola Law Clinic. Callan was an active member of the Loyola Maritime Law Journal, where she is published in the Winter 2019 Edition. Callan began her legal career interning at the Pro Bono Project, where she assisted in areas such as child custody, divorces, and successions. In 2018 she began working for the Law Office of Glenn McGovern as a law clerk. After being sworn in to the Louisiana State Bar in 2019, Callan became an Associate Attorney at the Law Office of Glenn McGovern, where she currently specializes in civil rights, personal injury, and medical malpractice.

Brian E. Sevin, Sr., has more than twenty-two years of litigation experience before Louisiana state district and appellate courts, as well as federal district and appellate courts throughout Louisiana. Given his breadth of experience, Mr. Sevin provides a full range of pre-litigation, litigation, and transactional services to his clients, and is committed to providing prompt, responsive, and resourceful representation.. During his years of practice, Mr. Sevin has represented individuals, small and large businesses, and political subdivisions, in all manner of civil litigation, including public entity governance and regulation, general business litigation, consumer and commercial debt collections, domestic litigation, real estate litigation, complex title disputes, land use and zoning, labor and employment defense, collective bargaining disputes, toxic exposure defense, First Amendment litigation, trademark infringement litigation, and maritime defense.  His practice also included litigating regulatory issues and federal claims, and taking appeals on behalf of political subdivisions to the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals and to the United States Supreme Court.. Mr. Sevin has also represented local, regional, and national insurers, self-insured retention groups, third party administrators, and insureds in defense of claims for personal injuries and property damages, in cases involving commercial tractor-trailers, workers compensation, commercial general liability, general automobile casualty, parade and special event liability, industrial liability, subrogation rights, and municipal entity liability.  In this capacity, Mr. Sevin has tried cases before both federal and state juries, and handled cases involving multi-million dollar claims.. As a veteran litigator, Mr. Sevin has also written numerous appellate briefs and applications for supervisory and remedial writs to all Courts of Appeal for Louisiana, the Louisiana Supreme Court, the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court.  In addition, Mr. Sevin has argued appellate matters before the First, Fourth and Fifth Circuit Courts of Appeal in Louisiana.. Mr. Sevin also provides various business and transactional services to both private and public corporate entities.  In this capacity, Mr. Sevin has often represented these clients in a general counsel capacity, and advised on matters including private and public corporate governance, intragovernmental relations, state and federal regulation, First Amendment issues, real estate conveyance, tenant and landlord issues, telecommunications regulation, employee benefits, and collection law.. Mr. Sevin has also practiced before various administrative law venues, including the Social Security Administration, various zoning authorities within the New Orleans metropolitan area, and trade union arbitration boards.. Mr. Sevin is admitted to the Louisiana State Bar Association, the United States District Courts for the Eastern, Middle, and Western Districts of Louisiana, and the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.  He is a member of the Jefferson Parish and New Orleans Bar Associations, the Louisiana Association of Defense Counsel, and has served as an Assistant Examiner for the Louisiana State Bar Exam.. Mr. Sevin received his Juris Doctorate from Paul M. Hebert Law Center at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1992.  Prior to that, he received two Bachelor of Arts Degrees, in Economics and Political Science, from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1989.  A native of New Orleans, Louisiana, he also attended Jesuit High School in New Orleans, and returned to the metropolitan New Orleans area to practice following law school.. Mr. Sevin enjoys spending time with his growing family, which includes his wife, Kimberly Sevin, and their five children.  With his wife and children, Mr. Sevin has been active in numerous competitive youth sporting leagues, and in his children’s school and church communities.  The family continues to work and live in the New Orleans metropolitan area.

Betsy Fischer has been practicing family law in excess of 30 years.  She handles primarly family law cases, which include divorce, custody, support, partitions of property, paternity, wills, successions and interdictions.  She handles cases in the parishes of Jefferson, Orleans, St. Charles, St. Tammany, St. Bernard and Plaquemines.

At Moisant Law Firm, LLC, we don't just offer legal services; we provide legal solutions that change lives. Situated in Metairie near the vibrant city of New Orleans, our firm specializes in Family Law, Criminal Defense, DUI and Traffic Tickets, Personal Injury, and Property Law. Founded by Samantha Moisant, a former prosecutor for the New Orleans District Attorney's office, our firm combines unparalleled experience with a commitment to achieving justice for our clients.

Andrew Maberry is a Louisiana native, having been born and raised in Shreveport. After high school he moved to Baton Rouge and attended Louisiana State University, where he graduated with a degree in communication studies in 2012. After graduation, he started his professional career in property management working in student housing.. In 2014, Mr. Maberry moved to New Orleans and began pursuing a career in law. He briefly worked as a legal assistant until he realized his utlimate goal was to become an attorney. Within a year he was accepted into Loyola University New Orleans, College of Law. While in law school, Mr. Maberry strived to use his education to help others, clerking for legal aid offices through the Gillis Long Summer Internship Program. In his third year of law school, Mr. Maberry worked all year as a student practitioner in the Loyola Law Clinic. He eventually graduated from law school in May of 2019, with a certificate in Social Justice, and was chosen as the Social Justice Fellow for Loyola Law School. After passing the bar exam in July 2019, Mr. Maberry would later get licensed in October of 2019 and began working as a staff attorney at Southeast Louisiana Legal Services. Here, Mr. Maberry defended low income renters in eviction court throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and helped bring awareness to the ongoing housing crisis in America.. Mr. Maberry is licensed to practice in all Louisiana courts, and is admitted to practice federal law in the Eastern District of Louisiana, the Western District of Louisiana, and the Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit. Mr. Maberry and his husband live in Metairie with their two dogs. In his spare time you will find Mr. Maberry dancing at concerts and music festivals. He also enjoys attending Broadway shows at the Saenger Theatre. When he is not doing any of those things, you will certainly find Mr. Maberry in his kitchen cooking.

An impressive legal career spanning more than 15 years representing injury victims throughout Louisiana and Texas. Thousands of clients with cases large and small have trusted Colby. After an accident every minute counts, call or email me now so I can start working for you!

A native of New Orleans, Louisiana and first born son of Darryl Breaux & Associates’ founder, Darryl Breaux, Evan Breaux has been around the field of personal injury law since he was young.  Evan knew he wanted to be an attorney at a young age.  Towards that end, he earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Business Management from the University of New Orleans in 2011.  While a student at the University of New Orleans, Mr. Breaux worked for Darryl Breaux, thus beginning his experience in the field of personal injury law.  Upon graduating from UNO’s business program, Evan Breaux began his tenure at Louisiana State University’s Paul M. Hebert Law Center.  While in law school, Mr. Breaux worked as a law clerk for a Baton Rouge mixed litigation firm with a concentration in personal injury.  In May of 2014, Evan earned his Juris Doctorate and a graduate diploma in comparative law from LSU.  Soon after obtaining his Louisiana Bar license in January of 2015, Evan began working as an Associate Attorney at a well-known, large, personal injury firm in New Orleans.  Evan gained valuable experience at that law firm and, in January of 2017, he joined the law office of Darryl Breaux & Associates.  Mr. Breaux’s lifelong vocation is the study and the practice of personal injury law and he strives to get the very best results for his clients.  Like his father, Darryl, Evan is accessible; he believes the idea of personal injury personal attention is what sets DB&A apart from the others. Mr. Breaux is a member of the Louisiana State Bar Association and is licensed to practice law in the state of Louisiana.

A law firm who cares and listens to you!. If we have not already had the pleasure of meeting, please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Wendy Manard. I am a personal injury lawyer. We have offices in Metairie, Louisiana and Los Angeles, California, but we help clients all over the states of Louisiana and California.. I am a native of New Orleans. I have lived in the New Orleans area and the Southern California area most of my life. I am a member of both the California and Louisiana Bar Associations. I double majored at the University of California in Santa Barbara, where I also ran cross country and track. I graduated from Tulane Law School. Before law school, I was a substitute teacher in Santa Barbara, Calfornia, and then went on to be a full time special education public school teacher in the New Orleans area for under priviledged kids. The first two years of my legal career were focused on child advocacy. I am now a mother to an amazing young man, Matthew. While I still do pro bono work for abused and neglected children, my focus for the last twenty years has been in helping injured adults and children. I have obtained numerous multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements on behalf of my clients. When I became a lawyer, I vowed to use my law degree to help people. I feel that a life is best lived if it is spent helping others.. We are a small firm and for that reason we treat each and every client like family. I understand that there are a lot of lawyers to chose from and it is our honor to represent you. Thank you for taking the time to read this and I look forward to talking with you.. Sincerely,. Wendy Manard

"Having been involved in a catastrophic car wreck only a few years ago, I know exactly what's it like to be laid up in a hospital for days, not be able to work or do normal daily activities for months at a time, and stuck wondering how you'll pay for a new car or your medical bills. I know the aggravation and frustration that my clients have because they can't drive, have to go to treatment, or simply hate waking up in the morning b/c they're sore. It's because of this first-hand knowledge that I am able to relate to my clients on a personal level, represent them so well, and get them the results that they deserve.  That is what motivates me to go to work everyday and fight for my clients against big insurance companies designed to take advantage of normal, everyday, hardworking people.". Tommy has now lived in the New Orleans area for over a decade and has embraced the city as his home along with his beautiful wife, Amanda, and their sons, Tommy Jr., Brody, and Cash. Tommy is a diehard sports fan, avid UNC basketball supporter, and season ticket holder for both the Saints and Pelicans. When not in the office, he thoroughly enjoys sneakers, 80s music, bandanas, lawyer TV shows, and all-inclusive vacations. He also considers himself an “expert fisherman in training” and often travels back home for fishing trips with friends and family during his days off.