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Donald Cazayoux Jr

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143 East Main St, New Roads, Louisiana, 70760

Practice Areas : Asbestos & Mesothelioma

143 East Main St, New Roads, Louisiana, 70760
Wesley J. Gralapp

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2220 Bonaventure Court, Alexandria, Louisiana, 71301

Practice Areas : Asbestos & Mesothelioma

2220 Bonaventure Court, Alexandria, Louisiana, 71301
J. Mark Robinson

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9305 Main Street, Zachary, Louisiana, 70791

Practice Areas : Divorce

9305 Main Street, Zachary, Louisiana, 70791
Judge (retired) Mark A. Jeansonne

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2472 Main, Hessmer, Louisiana, 71341

Practice Areas : Personal Injury

2472 Main, Hessmer, Louisiana, 71341
John Sturgeon Jr

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307 Texas Ave, Ferriday, Louisiana, 71334

Practice Areas : Products Liability

307 Texas Ave, Ferriday, Louisiana, 71334
Matthew R. Foster

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115 E. Ogden St., Marksville, Louisiana, 71351

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

115 E. Ogden St., Marksville, Louisiana, 71351
Sean T. McLaughlin

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909 Poydras Street, Suite 3600, New Orleans, Louisiana, 70112

Practice Areas : Construction Law

909 Poydras Street, Suite 3600, New Orleans, Louisiana, 70112
Jeffrey N. Boudreaux

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400 Convention Street, Suite 700, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 70802

Practice Areas : Business Law

400 Convention Street, Suite 700, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 70802
Michael Conroy

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3838 N. Causeway Blvd, Metairie, Louisiana, 70002

Practice Areas : Divorce

3838 N. Causeway Blvd, Metairie, Louisiana, 70002
Jack Truitt

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149 N. New Hampshire Street, Covington, Louisiana, 70433

Practice Areas : Asbestos & Mesothelioma

149 N. New Hampshire Street, Covington, Louisiana, 70433

351 attorneys and law firms across Louisiana are listed here, with the deepest coverage in Baton Rouge, Alexandria, New Orleans, Mandeville and Slidell. The practice areas represented most often are personal injury, business law, maritime law and products liability.

How the courts are organised

Louisiana is organised into parishes rather than counties, and its trial courts are district courts numbered by judicial district. Appeals go to one of five circuit courts of appeal and then the Louisiana Supreme Court. Federal cases fall to the Eastern, Middle or Western District of Louisiana.

Points that shape Louisiana cases

— Louisiana is the one state whose private law derives from the civil law rather than the common law. Its Civil Code governs obligations, contracts, sales, property and succession in terms that differ from the rest of the country, and out-of-state form agreements frequently do not work as intended.
— The state uses its own vocabulary — prescription rather than statute of limitations, usufruct, forced heirship — and several deadlines are shorter than in neighbouring states.
— Louisiana is a community property state, and it applies pure comparative fault.
— Maritime and offshore work is a substantial part of practice along the coast and the river corridor, and those claims run under federal admiralty law rather than state law.

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