I was born in New Orleans but grew up in Lafayette, LA where I attended the University of Southwestern Louisiana in Lafayette (now ULL) and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1974. I earned a Juris Doctorate degree from the Loyola University School of Law in New Orleans in 1977. I was admitted to the Louisiana State Bar in October of 1977.
My office is devoted exclusively to helping injury victims and their families. I represent "the little guy" to achieve fair treatment and justice against "the big guy" insurance companies or major corporations.
None of my clients are corporations or insurance companies; all of my clients are injured persons and their families.
Every day, my goal is to do whatever it takes to obtain a fair and just resolution of my clients' cases. That might be a settlement, or it might be an appeal to the highest court in the land. I am not a mass-marketing advertiser, and I do not run a high-volume, low-settlement practice.
As the second eldest in a family of eight children, I learned early in life lessons in responsibility and experienced the give and take required to get along in this world. Being reared in a large South Louisiana family, and then having and rearing six children of my own, I know what it is like to work hard and shoulder responsibility. At a young age, I took on a paper route and continued working in retail, hard labor in construction and service industry jobs to pay my own way through undergraduate and law school. I served in the United States Army Reserves as a combat engineer earning an honorable discharge in 1977.
For aggressive representation on your personal injury claim, contact me by phone or through this Web site and I'll tell you whether you have a legitimate claim for no charge.
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