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Donald E. Hathaway, Jr. received his Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Louisiana State University in 1988 and graduated from the Louisiana State University Law School in 1991. Following law school, Mr. Hathaway clerked for Judge Henry Brown on the Second Circuit Court of Appeal, served as an Assistant District Attorney in Caddo Parish and as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Western District of Louisiana.  He is representing plaintiffs in personal injury and workers’ compensation claims, as well as handling criminal matters at the firm Sockrider, Bolin, Anglin, Batte & Hathaway.  Mr. Hathaway is a member of the Shreveport and Louisiana Bar Associations, served as a member-at-large for the Shreveport Bar Association from 2008 to 2014 and is now President-Elect.  Mr. Hathaway is also a Master in the Harry V. Booth and Judge Henry A. Politz American Inn of Court.

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.

Born in Lake Charles and raised in Shreveport, Joseph Greenwald Jr. has practiced criminal and civil law in Louisiana and Mississippi for nearly twenty years. Since graduating from Mississippi College of Law in 1997, Joey has developed an extensive portfolio of legal services through his work as a Caddo Parish criminal prosecutor and as a civil litigator with case experience in personal injury claims, successions, criminal defense, bankruptcy, and many other fields. A dedicated and tireless legal advocate, Joey specializes in delivering sound counsel and solid results for his clients. If you are looking for a lawyer for any of the areas above, contact The Greenwald Law Firm today.

Attorney Verity Gentry Bell has already become one of the most trusted criminal defense and personal injury counselors in the greater Shreveport area. The daughter of a teacher and a newspaper reporter, Ms. Bell was instilled with a passion for helping those less fortunate—a passion that led her to Loyola University College of Law New Orleans. During her studies, she was not only the Substance and Citation Editor for the Maritime Law Journal but also earned a membership with the prestigious St. Thomas More Inn of Court. After earning her Juris Doctor, Ms. Bell became a Louisiana public defender and gained valuable experience throughout every stage of criminal litigation. Ms. Bell gained a reputation for rigorous work in the pre-litigation phase in particular and stewarded one of the only cases in Louisiana that entered pre-trial expert testimony on the unreliability of eyewitnesses. Now the founder of her own practice, she continues to further her firm's mission to provide proactive, effective counsel while always serving the individuals and families behind every case number. To inquire about representation, contact the Law Office of Verity Gentry Bell, LLC today.

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.

As one of the principal partners for the Northwest Louisiana law firm Richie, Richie & Oberle, L.L.P., Attorney C. Vernon Richie has proven his ability to represent his clients effectively, earning an AV® Rating from Martindale-Hubbell® in his nearly half of a century representing clients in Shreveport and the surrounding areas. He is admitted to many districts in Louisiana, and has the in-depth knowledge and insights to help his clients succeed. Call Richie, Richie & Oberle, L.L.P. today and schedule your free consultation. Their firm serves clients with estate planning, criminal defense, personal injury, family law, and more.

Allen Cooper grew up in the Shreveport area.  He graduated from Caddo Magnet High School in 1984.  He graduated from LSU Shreveport with honors in 1988.  Finally, he graduated from the LSU Law Center in 1991, where he won the American Jurisprudence Award in Insurance Law and was on the Cancellor's List.  Mr. Cooper then returned to Shreveport to practice law.  He has spent most of his legal career helping injured people, injured workers and disabled people.  He has now practiced law in the Shreveport area for over 25 years.

After graduating Mississippi College School of Law in 1992, I moved back to Shreveport to open the doors of Kammer & Huckabay, LTD with my law partner, Sonny Huckabay.  I have been practicing law for the last 24 years.  Sonny and I have been representing clients all across Northern Louisiana, defending and representing them in every legal area imaginable.. Our services include domestic litigation, divorce, property partition, custody, alimony, adoption, wills, successions, white collar crimes, mesdemeanors, felonie, business and/or corporate litigation and personal injury.. I am the lucky father of three wonderful children, Joseph, Harrison and Carleigh.  We are an active family that enjoy spending time together outside, biking, watching baseball and working on our family farm.

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 Shreveport native, committed to hard work and integrity in helping my clients with their complex and legal challenges.  I strive to accomplish dependable and favorable results to those who have legal issues involving the following arears:. Family law; includin divorce, spousal support, child custody, child support, property division, adoptions and estate planning.. Criminal defense, including misdemeanor and felony charges.. I treat all my clients will the upmost respect and compassion they deserve.  I understand the stress and anxiety my clients face in dealing with their legal issues.  I strive to protect your rights and interest while offering compassionate and hard work to achieve fast and positive results.. My approach ensures personalized high-quality assistance and support for your legal issues from an attorney committed to your needs who you can trust.  Contact today to schedule a consultation about your legal matters.

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.