Staying cool under pressure while navigating the complexity of the Louisiana legal system is a skill I’ve developed over many years and it’s at the core of how I work as a lawyer.

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While pursuing my law degree at Loyola University New Orleans, I was also raising a family, running a construction company and working as a licensed real estate agent. 

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That means I can handle anything a case may throw my way. I'm able to juggle it all keeping track of contracts, schedules, budgets, and people at the same time, without dropping a ball. 

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The books taught me about the law but my experiences taught me to be organized,  to find ways to deal with complicated problems and sometimes complicated people. Those are skills that aren't learned in a classroom.