Best Lawyers in Louisiana, United States for Personal Injury Litigation - Defendants
Christopher J. Seemann’s practice focuses on personal injury litigation, specifically construction and trucking and transportation law, including catastrophic loss, rapid response evidence preservation, and civil federal court practice based on diversity subject matter jurisdiction. Chris has also represented premises owners in slip-and-fall cases. Chris is meticulous in formulating a plan to limit his insureds’ exposure from the outset of a case to its disposition. He leverages h...
Kathryn Briuglio’s practice focuses on admiralty and maritime litigation and insurance defense. Katie handles a wide variety of disputes in both state and federal court, including claims under general maritime law, the Jones Act, and the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act, as well as insurance coverage and extra-contractual claims. She has also worked on several appeals to Louisiana appellate courts and the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Katie is...
Ambrose Stearns is an attorney with Kean Miller in Lafayette, Louisiana, focusing his practice on offshore energy and marine litigation , general casualty claims , and related business and corporate matters. His work regularly involves issues arising under Energy Law and Personal Injury Litigation – Defendants, particularly in matters connected to Louisiana’s energy and maritime industries. Ambrose represents businesses of all sizes, with a significant emphasis on energy companies...
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