Elisabeth Quinn
Elisabeth Quinn is known for her ability to litigate, but arguing cases wasn’t what inspired her to become an attorney.
Was Gov. Bobby Jindal right to reject a plan to continue automatic pay raises for state workers?
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Todd Manuel
One of the most rewarding moments of Todd Manuel’s legal career was bestowed on him by someone who was on the other side of a case.
Jeff Barbin
Much of Jeff Barbin’s practice focuses on helping clients in the gaming industry navigate the complex web of regulations imposed by the state.
10 Questions: Paul Rabalais
Estate-planning attorney encourages people to pay attention to their investments, accumulate wealth and prepare for that fateful day.
10 Questions: Charles Landry
The Jones Walker attorney says the disappearance of the secondary financing market could become a nightmare as loans come due.
La. law
Baton Rouge firms remain true to their roots in small-town gentility, but continue to face big-city challenges.
You get the idea
Or do you? Intellectual property questions await people who begin a collaboration without clearly defined agreements.
A game of legal chicken
The SEC files a motion to strip the Stanford receiver of any authority to pursue lawsuits against investors.
10 Questions: Gordon Pugh
As government increased regulations over business, the longtime attorney says it completely changed how law is practiced.
The liability question
As the number of reports of Chinese drywall increase, so do the questions regarding legal responsibility.
Keeping it in-house
Instead of hiring an attorney to handle their legal needs, more large companies are hiring an in-house counsel.
Disbarred, but not disbranded
E Eric Guirard can no longer practice law, but that doesn’t prevent him from taking his business model to another field.
10 questions: Glenn Morris
The former vice chancellor of LSU’s Paul M. Hebert Law Center returns to the classroom just ahead of the budget problems.
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