Newman & Oliveaux, LLP - Monroe, LA
Personal Injury Overview Lawyers in Monroe, LA
1300 Hudson Ln Ste 10 Monroe, LA 71201
Monroe Personal Injury Overview Law Firm
Updated: 02/01/2026
Areas of Practice
- Personal Injury Overview
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Customer Reviews for Newman & Oliveaux, LLP
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Hired Attorney Trey Newman Magee 2016-2018Trey was paid for motions he never filed, always asked for more money even having me drop it off to his house.I was probably taken for $20-30k. I asked for an itemized bill on multiple occasions and was ignored. Family court system is rough and attorneys like this make it worse. He played off of my emotions and did nothing. At one point he even turned over all of my work product not just the evidence as required,100s of hours of work to the opposing attorney. As a result my son spent 10 years being abused before I finally got custody of him. Scam artist is a much better title than attorney.
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Hired Attorney Darrell Oliveaux 2019This attorney is very lazy and doesn't stand on his word. He lied several times about information and made every excuse about why he handle my case. I would definitely NOT recommend him to anyone.
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