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With nearly 40 years representing clients in personal injury and mineral law matters, Attorney Byron A. Richie has proven his ability to fight aggressively when necessary and protect his clients’ interests. As one of the principal partners at Northwest Louisiana law firm Richie, Richie & Oberle, L.L.P., Mr. Richie is a compassionate advocate for his clients, representing many individuals in disability law, health insurance matters, and products liability. This client-focused approach to law has earned him a reputation as an attorney people can count on. Call Richie, Richie & Oberle, L.L.P. today for a free consultation about your case.

With nearly 30 years of trusted representation, Attorney Paul D. Oberle Jr. has proven his ability to represent his clients’ interests and rights with an unmatched level of proficiency and aggressiveness. Focusing his legal practice in insurance defense, personal injury, mineral law, estate planning, and probate law, he understands the keys of helping his clients obtain more favorable outcomes. Mr. Oberle has a background in taxation, giving him unique insights to insurance and other financial matters. Call Richie, Richie & Oberle, L.L.P. today for a Northwest Louisiana estate planning firm that offers free consultations.

Theodore J Casten      Ted is the President and Managing Shareholder of Casten & Pearce, APLC and is a life-time resident of Shreveport, Louisiana.  He is married to Maria Casten.  He has been married for 35 years and has 3 adult children, Nicholas, Elizabeth, and William. Ted received his B.A. degree from LSU in Baton Rouge in 1981 and his J.D. degree in 1985 from LSU Law School. Ted was on the Robert Lee Tullis Moot Court Board and was a Tullis Moot Court semi-finalist.  He is a member of the Louisiana Association of Defense Council (Past Director District 6, 1998-2000).  He was admitted to the practice of law in Louisiana in 1985 and the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Louisiana in 1987.   He is a member of the Shreveport (Secretary-Treasurer 1992) and State of Louisiana Bar Associations and is a member of the insurance committee. He served on the LSU Paul Hebert Law Center, Board of Trustees, 2002-2004. He is a member of the Louisiana Insurance Commissioner's Surplus Lines Advisory Council. Ted currently serves as a Board Member and Membership Chairman and is the immediate past President of the Shreveport Petroleum Club. Ted’s practice has always focused on insurance, casualty and personal injury defense with an emphasis on extra-contractual and bad faith litigation.  He has an AV rating by the LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell Directory and has tried over 30 jury trials to verdict in Louisiana.  Ted is a board member of the Northwest Louisiana chapter of the Red Cross, and immediate Past Chairman and current Board Member of the Parish Council of St. Nicholas Orthodox Christian Church.

Scott Bowie has a bachelor degree in chemical engineering, a bachelor degree in accounting, a master's degree in business administration, and a law degree.  He worked in the chemical industry as a process engineer for seven years before attending law school, and he is a licensed professional chemical engineer.  He has practiced law since 1983.  He is a board certified business bankruptcy specialist and a board certified consumer bankruptcy specialist by both the Louisiana Bar Association Board of Legal Specializatoin and the American Board of Certification.  He represent debtors and creditors in bankruptcy matters and in state courts. He has represented individuals and companies in chapter 7, chapter 11, and chapter 13 bankrutpcy cases.  He represents plaintiffs in personal injury and medical malpractice claims.  He represents business clients in incorporaiton and in business litigation.

Sarah Giglio graduated, cum laude, from Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law. Prior to law school, Sarah graduated, magna cum laude, from Texas A&M University. While in law school, Sarah served as a Staff Editor and President of the International Law Review. Additionally, she was an active member of the Association for Public Interest Law, from which she received a stipend to do public interest work after her first year of law school. The following year she was elected Vice-President of that organization, where she took a considerable role in fundraising efforts to provide stipends to law students who wished to do public service internships.. Additionally, during law school, Sarah took an active role in the clinics offered at SMU.  She began as a student in the Child Advocacy Clinic, and was selected to serve as Chief in that clinic the following semester, giving her even more experience in navigating custody and guardian ad litem situations.  She also clerked at a firm specializing in civil litigation for a year and a half.  She knew she wanted to practice criminal law after an internship with the Dallas District Attorney’s Office.  After graduating from law school, she began her career in criminal defense work, becoming an associate at Rosenthal & Wadas in McKinney, Texas, where she practiced until she moved to Shreveport, where she worked as an associate at Elton B. Richey & Associates.  Together with Katherine Gilmer, Sarah then opened Gilmer & Giglio, LLC as partner, where she now works.. In her spare time, she enjoys going to Texas A&M football games.  She chose law as her profession because she wants to make a positive impact in people’s lives, and as a result, her clients and their needs will always be her driving force.

Professional Legal services are available, as I gladly welcome and appreciate my valued returning clients and new clients.. SKILLS: Including, but not limited to, manage law office and clients; organize and maintain multiple office files; mediation and negotiation; analyze and interpret legal concepts; represent clients and utilize respective elements of codal articles and case law; conduct thorough research within time constraints and accurately report those results; conduct document review including that of confidential documents; schedule and facilitate depositions; trial preparation and trial representation; effectively work with a team of attorneys and office staff to deliver solutions to client base; consult with attorneys, other legal and law professionals and social service agencies to provide holistic approaches to client advocacy; understanding and utilization of generalist social work practice; mental health training, counseling and representation; juvenile justice and advocacy; child in need of care representation; diversity research and training; political campaign participation; business formation and consultation; federal housing program training and hands-on assistance; use of databases for organization and report creation.

Michael’s practice is concentrated in general liability, premises liability, auto/transportation, homeowner's insurance, medical malpractice, UM/EUO, workers compensation, agents - errors and omissions and professional liability in state and federal court. Michael has tried cases in city and district court throughout North Louisiana, and has litigation experience in the Federal Courts of North Louisiana. Michael has extensive appellate experience, having served as a law clerk to the Honorable Henry Brown, Chief Judge of the Second Circuit Court of Appeal, La, for over one year. Michael has experience preparing Appeals and Writ Applications to the Courts of Appeal of Louisiana, and Writ Applications to the Louisiana Supreme Court.. Michael’s appellate experience includes cases in contract, workers’ compensation, taxation, medical malpractice, legal malpractice, and general tort law. Michael’s litigation experience includes auto and premises liability, fear of disease, medical malpractice, and collections.. Michael has extensive experience in motion practice, with several Motions for Summary Judgment including premises liability, insurance defense, insurance coverage, auto liability, government liability, professional liability, workers compensation, elevators, and merchant liability. He also has experience with Motions in Limine (Daubert motions) and various exceptions.

L. LABAN LEVY is an Member/Partner with the law firm of Simon, Fitzgerald, Cooke, Reed & Welch. Mr. Levy graduated from Northwestern State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration in 1998, and received his Juris Doctor and Bachelor of Civil Law degree from the Paul M. Hebert Law Center at Louisiana State University Law School in 2002. Mr. Levy's practice is primarily in the area of Consumer Bankruptcy. Mr. Levy was admitted to practice in Louisiana in 2003. He served as Law Clerk to the Honorable Chief Judge Henry N. Brown, Jr. for the Louisiana Second Circuit Court of Appeals from 2003 through 2004. He is a former member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys and a past member of the Harry V. Booth and Judge Henry A. Politz American Inn of Court.

Jack Bailey was recently acknowledged as SuperLawyer Selectee 2018. Jack Bailey has been fighting for hurt workers and victims of negligence since 1977. His practice is solely prosecution and trial of personal injury, medical malpractice and workers compensation cases for people. Jack has been inducted as a Fellow to the ABA’s College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers, Super Lawyer List by Louisiana Life and voted by local peers in SB Magazine Annual “Top Attorney” edition year after year. He holds an impressive resume of successful case settlements, including the $591,000, jury verdict against Phillip Morris USA, Brown & Williamson, Lorrillard, R.J. Reynolds and the Tobacco Institute in Scott, et al v. The American Tobacco Company, et al where Jack was a Trial Team Captain. Jack has built a reputation as a trial lawyer who genuinely cares about his clients.. He was born in Shreveport, Louisiana and he and his family live and work in the local community. He and his family have a vested interest in his good standing with the citizens of Northwest Louisiana.. With local perspective, Jack Bailey and his team approach every case with personal attention, detailed aggression and a strategy to win. Each case represents an opportunity to be the voice for victims of injury and a path to justice. He has been responsible for the prosecution of cases in other states such as Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Montana, California and others.. He takes client representation to a level that is difficult to find or duplicate and he is one of the few trial lawyers who focuses on the medical well-being and the quality of life of his clients.. Jack Bailey is a Personal Injury & Workers Compensation Specialists, which means you are hiring a highly experienced lawyer knowledgeable in navigating the intricacies of how these cases work together in the law.

In addition to owning and operating Marioneaux & Williams, LLC (formerly Marioneaux Law Firm), a private general law practice specializing in personal injury, estate planning and general corporate representation including transaction and litigation, Lucien H. Marioneaux, Jr., has also held positions as an Assistant District Attorney in the Louisiana parishes of Caddo, Bossier and Webster.  Lucien also holds various real estate and oil and gas positions along with a variety of private equity holdings in business and industry throughout Texas and Louisiana.  Lucien has enjoyed a prominent legal career throughout the State of Louisiana spanning almost 20 years.. Prior to returning home to North Louisiana, Lucien previously held the position of Senior Director of Security, Risk Management and Regulatory Compliance of L’Auberge duc Lac Casino Resort, an expansive 227-acre luxury gaming resort located in Lake Charles, Louisiana, with 2,500 employees and revenues exceeding $380 million per year.  Lucien was responsible for all aspects of the property security and regulatory compliance programs for the State of Louisiana, the U.S. Department of Treasury, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (Title 31) and Sarbanes-Oxley.  Lucien directed all general liability and workers compensation matters and worked closely with outside and corporate legal counsel to ensure efficient and effective resolution.. Lucien is also active in the Louisiana Bar Association, the Shreveport Bar Association, the DeSoto Parish Bar Association and formerly the Louisiana Casino Association and the Louisiana District Attorney’s Association where he had the unique experience of working directly with local, state, and federal governmental and elected officials on issues important to these various interests.  Lucien has served as co-chair of the Southwest Chamber of Commerce’s Governmental Affairs Committee and was a visiting professor For McNeese State University where he taught The Legal Environment of Business.. Lucien earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from Louisiana Tech University in Ruston, Louisiana in 1995 and his Law Degree from Louisiana State University, Paul M. Hebert Law Center, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1998.. Lucien is also a commercial, multi, single and turbo-fan engine, instrument-rated, fixed wing pilot and a commercial helicopter pilot.  Lucien enjoys flying personally, for business and for various law enforcement agencies throughout the State of Louisiana.

I work hard to get results in all matters that I am retained to do.  Inovative Caring Dedicated and working for solutions.

I have practiced law since 1969. I started with a small general practice law firm. I then moved to the DA's office as an assistant DA where I tried hundreds of criminal cases. Then I was hired to run the first fulltime Public Defender's office (1976-1978). At the Public Defender's office I defended hundreds of people who were charged with a crime. I handled every kind of case from First Degree Murder to Misdemeanor traffic violations. In 1978 I ran for Caddo Parish District Attorney and was elected. I served as DA for 30 years which is five 6 year terms. Upon retirement I went into private practice and now limit my practice to criminal defense at the Law Office of Stroud, Carmouche & Buckle. I have a AV Preeminent Rating with Martindale-Hubbell. DWI/DUI and DRUG charges are the area where I spend most of my time.

I focus my practice on issues pertaining to family law, especially difficult child custody cases.   I provide timely legal services and problem solving services to clients for a reasonable fee. I strive as an attorney and as a person to listen to you, to answer your questions and concerns in plain English, and to be honest, courteous, and respectful.

I emphasize planning to protect family assets over the long term. I have achieved an A-V rating from Martildale-Hubbell

I am committed to helping my clients with their most difficult and serious legal challenges. Serving Shreveport and Bossier City as well as all of the surrounding areas, I provide effective, dependable representation to those who have legal issues involving any of the following:. I have over 20 years of legal experience, enabling me to handle the demands of your case regardless of the complexities involved. As your attorney, I will advocate strongly on your behalf to protect your rights and interests while working hard to achieve the positive results you expect.. For high-quality assistance and support for your serious legal matter from an attorney you can trust, you can contact me to schedule a consultation about your case.

I am a trial lawyer handling oil and gas and commercial and business disputes, substantial personal injury matters, and appeals in state and federal courts.. I received his undergraduate and law degrees at Louisiana State University Law Center, where I was a member of the Louisiana Law Review and the Order of the Coif, an honorary society of the top ten percent of each graduating class. After graduating, I was a law clerk to the Chief Justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court.. I was admitted to the Louisiana bar in 1995 and to the State Bar of Texas in 2001. I am admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, the United States District Court for the Western District, Eastern District and Middle District of Louisiana, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Louisiana, Louisiana state courts, and Texas state courts. I have practiced law since August of 1996, including a time as General Counsel for Tango Transport, Inc., a large trucking company.. Representative Experience. Education. Professional Recognition. Activities and Affiliations. Publications

Hobbies:  Reading, debate, politics, science, religion, philosophy.

EXPERIENCED, PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONALLY ENGAGED. Nothing is as professionally satisfying as having the privilege of personally working alongside clients who have sought my counsel, experience and expertise to explain options and map out strategies to effectively and efficiently accomplish their goals. To work with individuals or businesses "the right way" toward a positive and satisfying desired result with respect to which we can all be proud, makes the practice of law truly rewarding.. To discuss with people their goals and dreams, then work with them on how best to accomplish those dreams is an honor. It’s especially gratifying to do so by helping create or grow a family through adoption. To be able to draw on my many years of experience handling hundreds of adoptions to successfully shepherd folks through the sometimes challenging processes involved in all the various kinds of adoption, private or agency, intrafamily or international, open or closed, or an in-state or inter-state adoption is a joy. It’s a privilege to interact with prospective adoptive parents and birth parents, and then ultimately put the bow on the very special package which is the finalized adoption. Becasue of my years and extensive experience guiding clients in adoption proceedings several years ago I was invited and recognized to be an Adoption Fellow of the international Academy of Adoption and Assisted Reproduction Attorneys.. Other dreams are realized by facilitating property transactions. Or it may be by helping develop wise plans for the long-range disposition of their property by setting up family business entities, or making advance estate plans, or drafting wills or trusts, counseling individuals and families with respect to succession or probate procedures after the death of a loved one, or assisting with any and all of the myriad other lifetime transactions that all benefit from individualized, experienced counsel and advice.. All such work present opportunities for one-on-one interaction with people who want their business handled by someone who will energetically invest their time in and sincerely care about their affairs.. This is what first inspired me to want to go into this profession and what motivates me to come in each day and continue to improve my skills and increase my knowledge of the areas in which I have practiced for now nearly 39 years.

Experienced trial attorney who provides zeaouls representation for every client.  Practicing in the areas of criminal defense matters and family law.

Currently the Managing Partner at The Mouton aw Firm in Shreveport, LA.. Education. Went straight through Jr. College (AA '91) graduating w/Presidential Honors, then Began my to The University of New Orleans (BA '93). Undergrad at UNO was truly wonderful, having the chance to attend & experience college in the Big Easy. Won a scholarship to study abroad in Innsbruck, Austria in my senior year, and went back the entire following summer as Asst to the Director of the UNO Int'l Study Program before miraculously getting admitted to LSU Law School in '93 in Baton Rouge (JD '96). Passed the LA State Bar on the first attempt.. Workplace. Started off in the late 70's learning a trade: Printing. Made a good impression as a press operator & quick print shop manager through my late 20's in Tampa, FL. Was a bellman at a Captiva Island, FL resort, South Seas Plantation for a few years. Later, I landed a position at a local record store in Brandon, FL (The Record Factory) where I rose to Manager in no time. Flipped over my much loved Toyota Celica Supra in '84 and was sidelined for about a year, then got my feet all wet managing my family's Scuba Diving shop in Apollo Beach. My MIL owned a motel in Maggie Valley, NC which my wife, Cindy & I managed for a several years. Fate & circumstances led me to New Orleans where I started college. Worked as an English Composition tutor, an Administrative Assistant, and then as a WestLaw Student Rep. Sold used Macs through college and offered Apple tech support much like the Maytag Service guy, too! After getting to Shreveport I hung my own shingle in '99 and have made a decent living as a General Practitioner ever since, following a 3 year stint slaving a'ways as a Public Defender. Actually, I loved the gig as a 'free lawyer' a la Atticus Finch, Matlock & Perry Mason; I've racked up a pretty solid reputation along the way.

Chris obtained his undergraduate degree from Louisiana Tech University and his Juris Doctorate and Bachelor of Civil Law from Louisiana State University. He is admitted to practice in all Louisiana state and municipal courts and in the United States District Court for the Western District of Louisiana. His presently a member of the Bossier Bar Association and the Harry V. Booth-Judge Henry A. Politz American Inn of Court. Chris currently practices in the areas of automobile accidents/personal injury. He is committed to fighting for his clients' rights whether the adversary is the state, an insurance company, or anyone else. Chris will fight to make sure your rights are protected. Prior to representing plaintiffs in personal injury, Chris defended insurance companies from lawsuits and gained valuable knowledge about how they defend their cases and what it takes to maximize your recovery while they are trying to minimize it. He is not afraid to take them on and will not be deterred by their tactics. Chris knows what it takes to fight for a client and is willing to fight for you.

Chris Miciotto was born in Shreveport, Louisiana in 1969.  He attended high school at Loyola College Prep in Shreveport. Chris received his Bachelor's degree in Legal Studies from the University of Louisiana-Monroe (1993), where he also served as a student assistant coach and recruiter for the men's basketball team. During his time at ULM, the men's basketball team won four Southland Conference championships and made four NCAA Tournament appearances. Chris received his law degree from Oklahoma City University (1997) and returned home to Shreveport to practice law. He also taught American History and coached golf at Woodlawn High School and Fair Park High School in Shreveport from 2007 to 2014, and was an adjunct professor of history at Bossier Parish Community College. Due to his success and popularity as a teacher, he was selected Teacher of the Year in 2013.. In 2014, Chris joined the Law Office of Allen Cooper. Chris has years of experience handling personal injury (auto accidents, slip and fall accidents, and premises liability injuries), workers' compensation (on-the-job injuries), social security disability, criminal law, and family law cases. He also handles cases in sports and entertainment law, representing professional athletes and actors. He has been named as one of the top lawyers by SB Magazine in multiple years.

Attorney Cary Hilburn has been the trusted, go-to legal and business advisor to many of his clients for decades.  Cary brings to the transactional aspects of his practice a wide array of practical experence, as well as litigation, trial and appellate experience in both state and federal courts in Texas and Louisiana.

After clerking for two years for a United States District Judge in Shreveport, I practiced in Houston for a larger firm for a brief time. Since returning to Shreveport in 1979, I have generally represented small businesses and financial institutions, helping clients organize and develop their businesses and handling disputes that arise in connection with their businesses. My experience serving two terms on the Shreveport City Council (1982-1990) led to a state and local government practice that includes land use planning and controversies and well as appearances for and before state and local administrative agencies. Because of my father's long career in the life insurance business, I have maintained an interest and practice in estate planning, probate and elder law.. I have a passion for business development and practice growth, and I produce a "Business Development Thought for the Day" sent by email each business day. If you'd like to be on the distribution list, you can contact me at my email address.

A personal injury attorney with the right experience and skills to get you what you deserve. A lawyer who cares about his clients. Call today: .. Josh Clayton, a Byrd High School alumnus, graduated with a degree in accounting from LSU in 2002, then from LSU Law School in May of 2006.  From 2004-2006, Josh clerked for the McKernan Law Firm in Baton Rouge, learning how to represent the interests of personal injury clients.. From 2006 to 2008, Josh gained valuable negotiation and trial experience as an associate attorney at the Hammond law firm of Anderson & Boutwell, where he fought for plaintiffs in personal injury and workers’ compensation litigation.  “I run my practice just as Tom Anderson and Gary Boutwell run theirs:  efficiently, ethically, and fully aware that my clients are my most valuable assets.  I always take care of my clients.”. After moving back to his hometown and opening a general practice in 2008, Josh joined the Bossier Parish Public Defender Office on a part-time basis, spending four years in criminal courtrooms defending indigent men and women facing all types of criminal charges.  Since 2013, Josh Clayton Law has grown to solely focus on serious personal injury matters.. Josh is a member of the Shreveport Bar Association, the Bossier Bar Association, the Harry V. Booth Judge Henry A. Politz Inn of Court, and the Louisiana Association for Justice.