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Lafayette High Stakes Litigation Law Firm
About Gibson Law Partners, LLC
Languages
- English
Practice Areas
- High Stakes Litigation
- Commercial litigation
- Probate/Estate Litigation
- Professional Liability Litigation
- Mediation
- General Casualty Defense
Litigation
- 100%
People
Attorneys
- Michael O. Adley (Partner)
- James H. Gibson (Co-Founder / Partner)
- Stacy N. Kennedy (Partner)
- Charles Martin Kreamer (Co-Founder)
- Alan Whittington Stewart (Partner)
- Marc D. Moroux (Partner)
- Anna Grand-Lege (Associate)
- Kevin C. Ellis (Associate)
- Courtnee C. Green (Associate)
Staff
- Patricia Estorge, Office Manager, 337-761-6023
- Clarissa Long, Paralegal
- Michelle E. Neef, Advanced Certified Paralegal (ACP)
- Susan Quebedeaux, Staff Manager
- Lesley Trahan, Accounts Receivable Manager
- Nancy Hartwell, Paralegal
- Amy Broussard, Paralegal
- Denise LeBlanc, Paralegal
- Megan Neef, Marketing & Operations Manager
- Allison Humphreys, Paralegal
- Melanie Robillard, Bookkeeper
- Mary Richard, Paralegal
Office Information
Address
2448 Johnston St Lafayette, LA 70503
Phone
Fax
- 337-761-6061
Appointments
Weekday
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