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Leake & Andersson is an established litigation and general business practice law firm that represents a broad variety of corporate and insurance clients in bankruptcy, casualty, commercial, construction, employment, environmental, ERISA, employment, fidelity, fiduciary, healthcare, insurance, intellectual property, products liability, professional liability, securities, transportation and workers' compensation litigation. The firm represents clients on regional and national basis in administrative, arbitration, regulatory, and litigation matters. These diverse areas of specialization, along with the combined experience and abilities of our attorneys, enable the firm to represent a broad range of individual, business, corporate, and insurance clients.
All of Leake & Andersson’s attorneys are litigators, both in training and in practice. As such, we are able to provide particular skills and expertise in handling civil matters of all degrees of complexity from beginning to resolution. Further, we pride ourselves with providing our clients aggressive, cost-effective representation as well as objective evaluation of our clients’ business needs which take into account the realities and risks of doing business in the litigious society in which we live.
The firm has attorneys licensed to practice in Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Georgia, California, New York, and the District of Columbia. The firm is also the sole Louisiana member of ALFA International, the exclusive global legal network with 145 member firms across the globe, membership to which is granted only by invitation.
Eddy Hayes elected to ALFA International Board of Directors.
...read moreFirm receives ALFA International Law Firm of the Year Award at Annual Business Meeting.
...read moreHuge congratulations to our L&A “Best Lawyers in America” 2018
...read moreLeake & Andersson, L.L.P. is pleased to announce that Stephanie Lemoine has joined the firm as an Associate.
...read moreFirm member Eddy Hayes was part of the team that obtained an affirmative vote from the International Trade Commission in May 2017.
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