Fearless Elite New Orleans Lawyers
IN THE WORLD OF SOUTHERN LAW, seven local attorneys stand out for their dedication, expertise, and community involvement. Tommy Badeaux, Morris Bart, John Casey Cowley, Kirk Frosch, J. Garrison Jordan, Carolyn Hennesy, and Lindsey Olsen each bring unique talents and passions to their legal practices, shaping the fields of immigration, real estate, family, personal injury, and estate law. Their journeys, marked by a commitment to excellence and service, reflect their professional achievements and their ties to the communities they serve.
yesterday. “Having been in a horrific collision myself— breaking my neck and arm, splitting my head open, injuring my lung,” Tommy explains, is an experience that gives him a unique perspective into his clients’ situations. Tommy was able to turn lemons into lemonade, converting his negative experience into something positive. He understands his clients, and his sentiment towards them is genuine. He feels a deep sense of accomplishment when he can help people in their most vulnerable moments. For his many successes, Tommy has been recognized as a Super Lawyer Rising Star since 2020 and a New Orleans Top Lawyer since 2017. While grateful for his accolades, he’s most proud of how they reflect his clients’ wins. Tommy J. Badeaux, 3500 N. Hullen Street, Metairie, (504) 323.7777, BetterCallBadeaux.com
MORRIS BART, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, and Workers’ Compensation
TOMMY J. BADEAUX, ATTORNEY AT LAW Maritime & Jones Act, Personal Injury, DWI/DUI
Left: Tommy J. Badeaux. Right: Morris Bart. 18
A PASSIONATE APPROACH TO PERSONAL INJURY LAW When you suffer from a catastrophic injury, you ultimately have to live with the effects for the rest of your life. The 12th anniversary of Tommy Badeaux’s car wreck just passed in early July, and parts of it still feel like
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LEAVING A LEGAL LEGACY AND LAY IMPACT Returning Elite Lawyer Morris Bart is no stranger to our community. In fact, since his legal career launched in 1978, Morris has been the poster lawyer for Louisiana Personal Injury Law. His popularity can only be explained by the ambitious nature he inherited from his father. “My father, who was in real estate and a student of marketing, would say ‘Early to bed, early to rise, work like hell, and advertise!’” After graduating from Loyola Law School, Morris’s love for community grew alongside his ambitious work ethic. He