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New Orleans Business Litigation Law Firm
Overview
Smith & Fawer was originally founded on January 2, 1995 to concentrate on complex litigation matters in diverse areas of law. Now, over 15 years later, Smith & Fawer has established itself as a successful litigation boutique firm with offices in downtown New Orleans and Jackson, Mississippi. The firm presses an active trial and appellate caseload into the federal and state courts locally, regionally and nationally.
The attorneys at Smith & Fawer bring significant experience and substantial aggression to the resolution of their clients' problems. Randy Smith & Mike Fawer have a combined seventy-five (75) years of experience in commercial litigation, property and insurance litigation, eminent domain litigation and white collar criminal defense law. They have brought together a group of talented, creative and intellectual counsel who complement their experience in these areas. The firm is known for not being afraid to take cases to trial, and thus its opponents know they are in for a fight when going against them.
The firm's commitment to excellence and its zealousness in the representation of its clients have led those it represents to seek it out continually and to recommend it to others when they have problems they cannot solve. Within all legal and ethical bounds, the firm "holds nothing back" in representing its clients' interests.
About Smith & Fawer, LLC
Practice Areas
- Business Litigation
- Complex Insurance Litigation
Representative Cases
People
Attorneys
- Randall A. Smith (Founder and Managing Partner)
- Mike S. Fawer (Senior Attorney)
- J. Geoffrey Ormsby (Partner)
- Dylan T. Leach (Associate)
- L. Tiffany Hawkins (Senior Attorney)
- McDonald Provosty (Senior Attorney)
- Reagan R. Wilty (Associate)
- Andre M. Stolier (Associate)
- Sarah A. Lowman (Of Counsel)
- Philip J. Kaplan (Of Counsel)
- Jovian V. Scafati (Associate)
- John C. Walsh (Associate Attorney)
- John M. Rossi Jr.
- Lynnette F. Judge (Of Counsel)
Staff
- Kierstin Browning, Paralegal
- Michelle Malasovich, Senior Paralegal/Human Resources Director
- Sonya Roberts, Senior Paralegal
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
201 St. Charles Ave. #3702 New Orleans, LA 70170
Phone
Appointments
Weekday
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