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Best Lawyers in Louisiana, United States for Construction Law
Hannah is an experienced litigator whose practice focuses on complex construction disputes. Through her practice, she provides legal guidance to clients across the construction industry, including contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and property owners. With a keen understanding of the complexities involved in construction projects, Hannah is dedicated to protecting clients' interests by examining every phase of a construction project from project inception and contract drafting to naviga...
Trey practices primarily in the area of construction litigation and represents clients ranging from general contractors, subcontractors, owners, developers, and design professionals, including architects and engineers. Trey has represented clients in a wide variety of construction cases involving contract disputes, professional negligence, bid protests, open accounts, and property damage from construction vibrations. He also has experience with construction claims on both private and public p...
Beau Bourgeois is a Baton Rouge, Louisiana–based attorney at Kean Miller whose practice focuses on Commercial Litigation and Construction Law. On both the plaintiff and defense sides, Beau represents participants in the Louisiana construction industry in state and federal courts, guiding clients through complex, high-stakes construction law and litigation matters with careful preparation, practical judgment, and sustained focus. Beau is recognized for his strategic instincts and efficie...
Peter-Raymond Graffeo is a lawyer recognized by Best Lawyers in the practice area of Construction Law. Peter-Raymond practices law in New Orleans, Louisiana Best Lawyers has recognized Peter-Raymond Graffeo since 2027. The Best Lawyers recognition is based on a peer-review survey of lawyers in the same geographic region and legal practice area. The recognition reflects the professional regard in which Peter-Raymond Graffeo is held by other lawyers.
Mallory McKnight Fuller is senior counsel and Director of E-Discovery at Kean Miller in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She joined the firm in 2014 and leads a multidisciplinary e-discovery team supporting complex litigation and regulatory matters. Her practice focuses on electronic discovery and electronically stored information, including the development and implementation of discovery protocols in federal and state courts and the negotiation of search terms with opposing counsel. Mallory manages t...
Michael A. Levatino Jr. is an attorney with Kean Miller in New Orleans, Louisiana, and practices with the firm’s Energy and Environmental Litigation group. His work focuses on representing energy and chemical companies in complex environmental, commercial, and regulatory disputes. Michael assists clients throughout all phases of litigation, including pre-suit investigation, discovery, motion practice, trial preparation, and appeals in both state and federal courts. In addition to his en...
Alexander Brewster is an Associate with the firm. In a short period of time, Alex has handled matters across multiple practice areas and enjoys solving complex issues for his clients. He has handled litigation across the state of Louisiana in both state and federal court, and has also participated in both arbitration proceedings, Louisiana Public Bid Law protests, and mandamus proceedings. Alex continues to expand his practice and looks forward to the challenges that await.
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