Meet Branch Law’s New Orleans Personal Injury Team
Branch Law is a New Orleans personal injury firm serving injured people and families throughout Louisiana. The team has represented Louisiana clients since 2007.
Start with a free initial case review. Call (504) 608-7777 or use the form.
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Personal Attention, Clear Guidance, and Serious Advocacy
Branch Law represents people and families after car crashes, truck wrecks, falls, and other serious injuries. From its New Orleans office, the firm serves clients in Metairie and communities throughout Louisiana.
Every matter begins with an individual review. The team listens to what happened, explains the available options in plain language, and develops a strategy based on the facts of the case.
- Free initial case review
- Louisiana-focused personal injury representation
- No attorney's fee unless the firm makes a recovery
- Local attorneys who know Louisiana law
Fee terms and case costs are explained before representation begins and are governed by the written engagement agreement.
Branch Law Attorneys and Legal Professionals
Questions About Branch Law
Branch Law handles car, 18-wheeler, motorcycle, bicycle, pedestrian, rideshare, boating, company-vehicle, and slip-and-fall accident claims, as well as catastrophic-injury, wrongful-death, and homeowners insurance claims.
Branch Law is based in New Orleans and serves clients in Metairie, Jefferson Parish, and communities throughout Louisiana.
The team includes founding partner Brian Branch, attorneys Gary Langlois Jr. and Jared Civello, and paralegal Keiasha J. Robin. The profiles on this page link to more information about each team member.
Use the case-review form at the top of this page or call (504) 608-7777. The initial review is free. Submitting the form does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Talk With Branch Law About Your Options
Request a free initial case review using the form at the top of this page.
Request a Free Case Review