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Wayne's practice is concentrated in general liability, professional liability, product liability, auto/transportation, commercial litigation, toxic tort, medical malpractice, agents - errors and omissions, homeowner's insurance and construction litigation, insurance coverage analysis and disputes and declaratory action experience. However, he is extensively well-versed in Insurance Defense, Premises Liability, and Insurance Coverage as well. He has tried numerous cases in state and federal court in Louisiana and Mississippi and has handled appeals in the Louisiana Circuit Courts of Appeal, the Louisiana Supreme Court and the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Travis was born and raised in the small town of Rayne, Louisiana. He obtained his bachelor’s degree in business from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. After graduating from UL-Lafayette, Travis attended Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. He earned his Juris Doctor degree in May of 2015, and was admitted to practice law after passing the Louisiana Bar Exam in October of the same year.. Even though Travis has only been a licensed attorney since 2015, his legal career began during his first year at Loyola. He worked for a prominent personal injury law firm in Lafayette, Louisiana, and continued to work for that firm throughout law school. This provided Travis with the unique opportunity to learn the law and see it in practice simultaneously.. After graduating from Loyola, Travis began working for a personal injury firm in the New Orleans area. This opportunity gave him the courtroom experience and confidence needed to best represent his clients. Just prior to joining Mollere Beslin, Travis worked at an insurance defense firm. His experience working for the insurance company helped him to realize how unfair the system can be. He decided to rejoin the plaintiff side of practice and partnered with Aaron – his law school classmate and friend – with a burning desire to help injured clients get the justice they deserve.. Travis is ready to handle any case you throw at him, because he is just like you. He was recently involved in an accident where another driver ran a stop sign. Travis swerved to avoid the imminent accident, narrowly avoided a tree, and violently struck a curb and stop sign. The other driver fled the scene. Despite there being no impact with the other vehicle, Travis’s body was jolted and twisted as a result of striking the curb and stop sign in a violent manner. This resulted in severe injuries to his back. He has been seriously affected by this incident, and knows what it feels like to deal with life altering injuries and the difficulties accidents cause in a person’s life. He also knows first-hand what it feels like to deal with unsympathetic insurance companies that want to deprive you of justice.. Drawing from his own personal experience, Travis is passionate about the overall health and wellbeing of his clients. He vows to support his clients and help them achieve quality legal and medical care so that they may recover physically and financially.. Travis is admitted to practice in all courts in the State of Louisiana, including the Eastern, Middle and Western Districts

There are few events in your life that are more traumatic and stressful than a divorce. You are on an emotional roller coaster that has significant family and legal consequences. It is crucial to have a lawyer who can guide you through this unsettling time, helping you to achieve the outcome that you need and deserve.. No matter your situation, you need experienced counsel that can present your case before a judge or jury as well as recognize opportunities for out-of-court solutions.

The Law Office of Lisa Finn, Esq., LL.M. is a client centered, boutique law practice specializing in Estate Planning, committed  to sophisticated planning for everyone, and focused on the preservation of personal autonomy, preservation of family harmony, and preservation of family wealth.

The Fisher Law Firm is a full service law firm dedicated to providing the best legal services to Louisiana residents. Erin Fisher is a local attorney licensed to practice in all State and Federal courts throughout Louisiana.. Attorney Erin Fisher. Attorney Erin A. Fisher is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana. After graduating from high school Ms. Fisher joined the United States Air National Guard and where she served six years in the Security Forces Squadron. While serving in the U.S. military, Ms. Fisher attended the University of New Orleans where she obtained a Bachelors degree in Business Administration, and minoring in Finance and Management. After her six year enlistment, Ms. Fisher attended Loyola University School of Law and obtained her Juris Doctorate in 2010.. Ms. Fisher is admitted to practice in Federal Court the Eastern, Western, and Middle Federal Districts, all State and District Courts, and serves as a member of the Louisiana Bar Association and the American Bar Association. After several years of working for large firms, Ms. Fisher decided opened a general practice firm where she could assist her clients with all of their legal needs. Whether her client was in a car accident, needed of a divorce, had a custody matter, needed to draft a will, or needed a notary, Ms. Fisher wanted to be able to assist them. This is why Ms. Fisher decided to open a full service general practice law firm in 2013. Ms. Fisher is now capable of not only building a great relationship with her clients, but it allows her to assist them with all of their legal matters.

Thank you for considering us for your legal services.  At Big Easy Law Group, LLC and Bryce G. Murray, Attorney - Notary, LLC, our goal is provide our clients with top notch legal and notary services.. We only represent individuals, and we can help with your stuggles to fend off your creditors.  We can help file your Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankrutpcy, defend you against a lawsuit filed by a creditor, or try to settle your debts with a creditor.. Our firm is dedicated to working within our community to improve the quality of life and quality of place for everyone.  This goes beyond our legal representation of our clients.  We are active in many community programs and continuously support numerous not-for-profit organizations.. We look forward to meeting you.

Serving clients in the in the areas of family law, Mr. Coleman practices law in the Metairie, New Orleans and Covington areas of Louisiana. Clients who need assistance with divorce, prenuptial agreements, alimony, child custody, child support, community property and more find that Mr. Coleman lends his professional and compassionate point of view to his legal practice. Born in New Orleans, he offers his clients a unique perspective based on his familiarity with local issues and can relate on a personal level with clients from the New Orleans area.. Mr. Coleman is a 2003 graduate of Southern Methodist University where he received a Bachelor of Business Administration. Before he began guiding clients through troubling legal and personal times, George Coleman graduated from the Tulane University Law School, and has been admitted to practice law by the Louisiana State Bar Association since 2007. His years of experience benefit his clients in many areas of family law.. The complicated waters of divorce and separation can be difficult for families. Sifting through the legal process is confusing and can easily become overwhelming. For families in need of the services of a knowledgeable attorney, George Read Coleman offers many years of experience, compassion and dedication, as well as the unique perspective of a native of Louisiana. In family law, it is important to combine both compassion and legal experience to ensure every aspect of a case is central to the best interest of the client. This is exactly what Mr. Coleman offers his clients.

Schwartz Law Firm was founded by Christopher Schwartz in 1997. After obtaining his MBA and law degrees, Christopher Schwartz served as a Workers Compensation claims adjuster. This experience gave him a view of the system from the inside and inspired him to begin his own practice. Christopher Schwartz has successfully represented many injured employees in Longshore claims, Jones Act claims, and Personal Injury claims. He is a tough negotiator, whose track record includes multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements. Chris has also authored a book titled “The Road to Justice”. In his book, Chris outlines how he and his colleagues fight for public safety and what role his clients can play in winning their own personal injury cases. Chris is a native of New Orleans and has practiced law in Louisiana for 14 years. As a result, he understands local laws and feels a special loyalty to local people. He takes every case personally. Chris is available to represent clients anywhere in Louisiana and Maritime clients anywhere in the Gulf South. But he is also qualified to represent Defense Base Act clients anywhere in the world outside the U.S. He also focuses on auto accidents, semi-trailer accidents, 18-wheeler accidents and slip & fall accidents

Ronald “Chip” Morrison, Jr. is a Board Certified Estate Planning Law Specialist as certified by the Louisiana Board of Legal Specialization.. Chip has litigated and administered many complex successions and business buy-outs and disputes, and has given numerous presentations to attorneys, CPAs, financial advisors, certified financial planners, insurance agents, the National Business Institute, the Louisiana CPA Society, and individual CPA firms and insurance agencies throughout the State of Louisiana.. He has been qualified by the Louisiana Bar Association, Louisiana Department of Insurance, and the Louisiana Society of CPA’s to present continuing education programs discussing various Elder Law, Medicaid, Business and Estate Planning topics.. Chip Morrison’s areas of practice include:• Estate Planning, including Wills, Living Wills, and Powers of Attorney• Louisiana Successions• Special Needs Trusts• Elder Law & Medicaid Planning• Business Planning. Chip is a proud member of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys. The Academy is a limited membership organization that provides continuing legal education to members, and practice management support and training. The goal of the Academy is to help foster excellence in attorney member services to their clients. Chip regularly attends specialized and advanced training by the experts in the Academy Education Department several times a year. This includes two national conferences sponsored by the Academy for its members, which allow him to network with Estate Planning Lawyers from across the country.. Chip strongly believes in continuing education. He devotes substantial time and resources to staying up to date on the latest laws, trends, and techniques. He attends numerous local and regional estate planning training courses each year on state and federal laws and developing techniques.. Mr. Morrison is a member of the Jefferson Bar Association, New Orleans Bar Association, Louisiana State Bar Association and the New Orleans Estate Planning Council. He is admitted to practice before all State courts in Louisiana. He is also admitted to practice before the United States District Court for the Eastern and Middle District of Louisiana.. Chip graduated from Riverside Military Academy in Gainesville, Georgia and received a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Business Management from the University of New Orleans. He was awarded his Juris Doctorate from Southern University Law Center, and graduated with Cum Laude honors. He is certified to practice before the Veterans Administration Board. Chip enjoys the privilege of representing small business owners, estates and families throughout the State of Louisiana.. Chip is married with three children, and lives in Mandeville. When he isn’t working, Chip enjoys spending time with his family, fishing, and reading.

Robert Kutcher joined our firm in 1996. His practice is divided between business litigation and real estate transactional work. Mr. Kutcher writes and speaks extensively on business entities, litigation issues, federal jurisdiction and ethics. He received his BS degree in 1972 from Cornell University and his JD degree in 1975 from Loyola University Law School Cum Laude. He was admitted to practice in Louisiana in 1976 and in New York in 1976. Mr. Kutcher has been designated a Super Lawyer and named to Best Lawyers, Commercial Litigation and Real Estate.

R. Scott Buhrer  has been practicing in the fields of family law and estate administration for 21 years and is av rated by Martindale Hubbell.

Nicole Tygier joined our firm in 1996. A graduate of Loyola University, Loyola University School of Law and a member of the Moot Court staff, Nicole Tygier was admitted to practice in 1989. With almost 25 years in practice, she has tried suits in both state and federal courts, and has participated in both arbitrations and mediations. Her practice focuses on providing advice on, and litigating in the areas of business obligations, fiduciary duties, franchisor/franchisee relations, lease negotiations, landlord/tenant disputes and large-scale financings, as well as the needs of business entities from formation to dissolution.

My primary practice areas include maritime law, appeals, construction law, and insurance defense. I have also been actively involved in property rights disputes, corporate formations and dissolutions, and plaintiff-based personal injury claims.. I am admitted to practice in all courts in the State of Louisiana, the United States District Courts for the Eastern, Middle, and Western Districts of Louisiana, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, and the United States Supreme Court.. My prior successes include, but are not limited to,  reversing a damage award of $140,000 on appeal to the Louisiana Fifth Circuit, obtaining a $75,000 additur on appeal for a personal injury plaintiff, the dismissal by the Louisiana Supreme Court of case filed in an inconvenient forum, the reduction by the U.S. Fifth Circuit of general damages awarded to a maritime personal injury plaintiff, and the determination by the Middle District of Louisiana that a dredge pontoon constituted a vessel for purposes of the Limitation of Liability Act. I have also participated in an arbitration resulting in a favorable determination that the Collision and Towers Liability provision of a Hull policy did not provide coverage for a sunken barge tied up to the insured tug. In addition, I have engaged in successful settlement negotiations in advance of trial.

My goal as an attorney is to lead my clients from difficult situations to successful outcomes so they can move forward with their lives.  We focus on understanding each client's individual goals, then creating a strategy to best accomplish those goals.

Mr. Moreno has been an Associate with the Law Office of John W. Redmann since 2010. Edward is a native of Brownsville, Texas, but has been a part of the New Orleans community since January of 1991.. He proudly served on Active Duty with the United States Navy from July, 1987 to February, 1996, with tours of duty in the Mediterranean and the Pacific Fleet onboard the U.S.S. Mount Vernon and the U.S.S. Valley Forge. Edward was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal and the National Defense Service Medal for his service during Desert Shield/Desert Storm. He began his legal career as an Insurance defense paralegal and later as an Insurance Defense attorney defending insurance companies in a variety of cases. Now, as a Plaintiff's attorney, he uses his insight into the insurance company's methods and practices, to his client's advantage.

Michael S. Brandner Jr. brings extensive experience to his practice, focusing on commercial litigation, personal injury, and first-party insurance matters. He began his legal career with a national firm handling commercial and tax litigation for Fortune 500 corporations. After Hurricane Katrina, Mike founded his own firm and was instrumental in representing a wide array of clients—including businesses and individuals—in significant insurance claims related to the region’s devastation. He has made a notable impact through his successful advocacy before the Louisiana Supreme Court, resulting in rulings that protect claimants from unfair insurance delays. Mike continues to champion clients in personal injury, property damage, and insurance disputes nationwide. He earned his undergraduate degree from LSU, a law degree from Loyola University New Orleans, and an LL.M. in Tax Law from Boston University, and is a fellow of the Loyola University Institute of Politics.

Michael DuBose was born in Lake Charles, Louisaina, and grew up in Carencro, Louisiana. He attended Teurlings Catholic High School in Lafayette, Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, and the Loyola University New Orleans College of Law.. Michael earned a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science from LSU. After graduation, Michael spent a year working as an office assistant at a small law firm in Baton Rouge, assisting attorneys and paralegals with personal injury cases.. During his time at Loyola University in New Orleans, Michael developed an interest in Family Law and Immigration Law. He spent a summer working as an intern with the Acadiana Legal Services Corporation in Lafayette, where he assisted attorneys with divorce, custody, and Child-in-Need-of-Care proceedings.. In his last year of law school, Michael worked as a Student Practitioner in the Children's Rights section of Loyola's Law Clinic. Here he represented minor children in especially contentious disputes, and represented undocumented children in immigration related proceedings. He also argued before the Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans, the 24th Judicial District Court for the Parish of Jefferson, the juvenile courts for both Orleans and Jefferson Parish, and EOIR New Orleans Immigration Court before ever graduating.. Michael joined the firm of Salley & Salley, LLC in the fall of 2018, where he practices in Family Law.  He is well-equipped and eager to assist clients in proceedings involving divorce, child custody, child support and spousal support, and community property partitions.  He is also available to assist clients in drafting Powers of Attorney, Pre-Nuptial Agreements, and Last Wills and Testaments.

Melanie Leavitt is a graduate of Loyola University School of Law. She has been licensed to practice law since 1984. For the first five years of her legal career, she represented unions, union health and pension funds. Since 1989, she has been representing the disabled regarding Social Security, Short and Long-Term Disability Insurance and State and Federal Employee disability retirement.

Laurel Salley was born and raised in the New Orleans area. She attended St. Martin's Episcopal School, the University of Miami, Louisiana State University and Tulane Law School.. While at St. Martin's, Laurel was very involved in the Key Club, a community service organization for high school students. During her years at LSU, she was involved with many campus organizations, including Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. After graduation from LSU, Laurel joined the Lakeside Kiwanis Club, the same community service organization that sponsored her high school's Key Club. She is a member of the Lakeside Kiwanis Club to this day.. While attending Tulane Law School, Laurel worked as a research assistant for A.N. Yiannopoulos, Eason-Weinmann Professor of Comparative Law and Editor of the Louisiana Civil Code. She also studied abroad for two summers, where she took courses taught by United States Supreme Court Justices, as well as Louisiana Supreme Court Judges, Appellate Court Judges and other renowned legal authorities.. Upon her graduation from law school, Laurel decided to join her mother in practice, forming the partnership of Salley & Salley, LLC. After practicing family law with her mother for five years, Laurel was certified as a Family Law Specialists by the Louisiana Board of Legal Specialization.

Kristyl was born and raised in Metairie. She attended St. Mary Magdalen for grammar school. As a child, she participated in various sports at both St. Mary Magdalen and at Mike Miley Playground. She attended Archbishop Chapelle High School, where she was a member of Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, and the Hi-Steppers Dance Team. After graduating from Chapelle with honors in 2001, Kristyl went on to Loyola University New Orleans, where she majored in Political Science and minored in Psychology. In 2005, she obtained her degree of Bachelor of Arts. She attended Loyola University New Orleans College of Law where she was a member of the Moot Court Program. While attending Loyola University for both her undergraduate and graduate studies, Kristyl worked for Bienvenu, Foster, Ryan & O’Bannon, where she discovered her passion for the legal system. That passion was fueled when she externed for United States District Judges Jay C. Zainey in 2007 and G. Thomas Porteous in 2008. She also participated in the Summer Legal Studies Program in Vienna, Austria in 2007. Kristyl graduated from Loyola Law School in May, 2009, and was admitted to the Louisiana State Bar in October, 2009. She joined the firm of Malbrough & Zeringue in 2010, where she practiced primarily family law, but also practiced criminal law and general civil litigation. She joined the law firm of Salley & Salley, LLC in June, 2011. At Salley & Salley, Kristyl practiced exclusively family law before various trial courts and appellate courts. In October 2013, Kristyl was a presenter for the Law Review CLE, “Handling Your First Divorce”. She was named a Louisiana Rising Star by Super Lawyers for 2015 through 2019.  Kristyl is a Board Certified Family Law Specialist by the Louisiana Board of Legal Specialization, a certification currently held by approximately 80 attorneys across the entire State of Louisiana. She is licensed to practice law throughout the state of Louisiana.. On a personal note, Kristyl met her husband in 2005. They dated throughout Kristyl’s law school education, getting engaged after she took the Louisiana Bar Examination. They got married in 2011. They currently live in Kenner with their daughter and their dog.

I’m Sherry Landry Schultz, an attorney licensed in Louisiana and Texas who has always had a passion for research, writing, creativity and learning—in other words, a geek.. I started out as an elementary school teacher in 1986, teaching eager-to-learn second graders in a self-contained environment. A few years later, seeking a new challenge, I moved to the public middle school I attended as a child and taught seventh-grade English. Two years later, I was named the “Jefferson Parish Middle School Teacher of the Year.” The following year (with hopes of one day earning enough to buy a house), I took the LSAT and applied to law school.. Luckily for me, Loyola Law School awarded me a full scholarship. For the next three years, I drove my friends, family and classmates nuts by somehow steering every conversation to a discussion of “the law”—my new (and, as it turned out, lifelong) obsession. In my third year, I was named Editor in Chief of the Loyola Law Review and took great satisfaction in reviewing every word, comma and en dash in each published article. I graduated third in my class and received a clerkship with the esteemed Chief Justice Pascal F. Calogero of the Louisiana Supreme Court.. One year turned into two with the Chief (as we called him), and I left my position as Senior Law Clerk in 1998 to enter private practice in a New Orleans satellite office of a large Texas firm. This was my introduction to transactional law, and I loved it! I cut my teeth coordinating due diligence for mergers and acquisitions and worked my way up to drafting a myriad of organizational documents, contracts and bond documents.. In the spring of 2002, a classmate from Loyola Law School was named City Attorney for the City of New Orleans and recruited me to become the Senior Chief Deputy City Attorney in charge of the City’s transactional legal work. The following year, he was promoted to Chief Administrative Officer and I was promoted to City Attorney, where I supervised a staff of 96 employees, including 40+ attorneys. One of my proudest achievements was reducing the number of cases against the city from 5,800+ when I took office to about 1,500 just two years later. Then came Hurricane Katrina.. I wrote the first mandatory evacuation order in the history of the State of Louisiana, which remained in effect for more than twenty days after the levees broke, flooding more than 80% of the City of New Orleans. It was a time of great chaos. A week after Hurricane Katrina made landfall, I was named the liaison between the City and the federal support, where city, state and federal responders worked tirelessly to get the City on the long road to recovery. It was a very surreal, but inspiring, experience. I resigned as the City Attorney approximately sixty days after Hurricane Katrina when it became apparent that the Mayor, who appointed me, and I did not share a common vision for how to proceed with the recovery.. On January 2, 2006, I joined a small, but very well respected, boutique law firm in New Orleans that primarily represented real-estate developers engaged in the rehabilitation of historic properties.   Recognizing that New Orleans had one of the richest stocks of historic buildings in the United States, I viewed this as an excellent opportunity of continuing to participate in the recovery of New Orleans as a lawyer in the private sector.. Over the next eleven years, my practice focused, almost exclusively, on large-scale real estate transactions that utilized historic, new markets and/or renewable energy tax credits. During this period, I have represented investors, community development entities and lenders, but real-estate developers have always constituted the primary base of my clients. As any typical American, I do love the underdog! In my representations, I have drafted countless tax opinions, partnership agreements, loan documents, leases and other transactional documents, having the pleasure and honor to work with many of recognized leaders in the tax credit industry. I am fortunate to be able to do work that I truly love.. After years of representing entrepreneurs, the entrepreneurial spirit rubbed off on me, and I launched Schultz Law LLC on February 1, 2017. I’m excited to continue working with my existing clients and industry friends and look forward to picking up some new ones along this journey.

I moved to the U.S. from Mexico City in 1998 as a dual citizen. However, I had to enter the U.S. as an F1 student in order to not lose my Mexican citizenship.  I completed a master's degree from Tulane University, of all things in Environmental law. But life had other plans for me.. My passion since 2002 has been immigration.  I have helped hundreds of clients navigate through what is complex and definitely not user-friendly law, both before USCIS and Immigration court.. Nothing makes me happier than to re-unite families through visa applications or keep them from being separated by aggressively defending them in Immigration court. My clients have 24/7 access to me and personal attention on their case. Emotional support during very stressful court proceedings is very important. And most importantly, honesty on that sometimes outcomes may be positive and negative, is our policy.. _______________________________________. Me mude a los Estados Unidos en 1998 con doble ciudadania. Sin embargo, tuve que entrar a los EU con visa de estudiante para no perder mi ciudadania mexicana. Complete una mestria, no cabe menos que en derecho ambiental. Pero mi vida tuvo otros planes.. My pasion desde el ano 2002 ha sido inmigracion. He ayudado a cientos de clientes navegar las leyes complejas de inmigracion tanto delante de USCIS y la corte de Inmigracion.. Nada me da mas alegria que el reunificar a familias por medio de visas o evitar la separacion por medio de la defensa agresiva en corte.  Mis clientes tienen acceso a nuestra oficina las 24/7 y una atencion personal en su caso.  Y lo mas importante es la honestidad que nuestra oficina practica sobre los resultados positivos y negativos que a veces pueden suceder.

I enjoy working personal injury cases and have years of experience working nearly 1000 cases, but I have also decided to branch out into estate planning now that I have my own firm. So often people are discouraged from writing wills and making estate plans because attorneys charge outrageous retainers that most people can't afford. I want to make estate planning available to everyone, which is why I offer flat rates to clients seeking simple estate plans. Everyone deserves the knowledge that upon death their possessions will be distributed as they wish. I strive to give that peace of mind to all clients, whether their estate is worth millions or mere pennies.. Personally, I enjoy cooking, travel, and my dogs. I grew up in Dallas, Texas and moved to Louisiana at 18 to attend LSU. After graduation I realized I loved the state too much to leave so I decided to stay for law school, the bar exam, and eventually set up my own practice in Metairie.

I am AV rated by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating available for ethics and competancy as a trial attorney. I have published numberous articles in the ABA and La. Assoc. of Justice Journals. I have obtained record multi-million dollar judgments and settlements in toxic creosote cases in Texas, police brutality cases (one for over 4.7 milliion dollars for handcuffing a doctor for parking), over 1.4 million in a brain damage motorcycle case, 2.4 million at trial in a motorcycle leg amputation case and made new law in whistleblower, qui tam, sexual harassment and police misconduct cases.. I am not afraid to try cases and know how to win at jury trials. I have been practicing law over 43 years since 1977. We do extensive discovery and trial preparation in our cases using many proprietary research techniques. We have done many product liability cases where that was the only way to recover money for the client in motorcycle, toxic tort, creosote and benzene cases. I have the unique ability to handle motorcycle accident and crash cases. I have raced motorcycles at the local, state, national and even in the World Veterans FIM Motorcross Championships in Europe in 1977. I also am VP of the local GNO ABATE Chapter and fight for motorcyclists in the legislature and with La. ABATE as a representative.. We have done child abuse by police, patient abuse by doctors, sexual battery by police, TASER cases, hog-tying cases, brain injury and death cases. You get constant personal attention from our team with instant answers to your questions and regular updates on your case. We are always accessible to our clients and consider them friends.. I work with Peyton Bowman and Callan Johns, two young attorneys who share my passion for justice, riding motorcycles and making the world a better place. Our motto is, "Making the Community Safer through the Jury System" and we have done that in police cars that exploded due to defective gas tanks, handcuffing techniques, TASER litigation, and had officers who used improper procedures to be disciplined. It is not just about money. It is about making the community safer. We believe we had a duty to do just that.The Law Office of Glenn C. McGovern2901 Division Street Suite 201, Metairie, LA 70002

I am a New Orleans attorney, focusing on personal injury cases for clients who prefer a personal touch. I am looking for clients who want to be more than just a number to the attorney helping them navigate the complicated system of recovering costs for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering incurred as a result of their injury.. My prior experience includes several years with a large Louisiana law firm practicing solely personal injury law. I have represented more than 1100 clients over the past seven years and I bring this experience to my small, personal law practice. I also have experience in the areas of criminal law, having spent three years as an Assistant District Attorney for Orleans Parish; family law; civil contracts; successions and class action law suits. The difference I try to make is highly personal service to you that ensures that you are fairly compensated for medical bills, pain and suffering, lost wages and property damage. All aspects of your case are handled directly by me and when you call my office, I answer the phone - there is no wading through an annoying voicemail system or leaving endless messages with a receptionist. To me, your injury is not just business - it's personal.