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legal claims must be brought within a certain period of
time or they will be forever barred. This is known as
the statute of limitation. In some states, the statute
of limitation for negligence and product liability claims
is one year. If you believe you have any legal claim,
it is important to contact an attorney quickly to protect
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law firm of LeBlanc & Waddell is based in Louisiana
and maintains offices in Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Martindale-Hubble awarded the firm its highest
honor: an "AV" rating. The firm concentrates
its practice in the areas of occupational disease, consumer
fraud, securities fraud, class action, the environment,
employment-related discrimination, and personal injury.
LeBlanc & Waddell is proud to be designated as Occupational
Disease Counsel for the Louisiana AFL-CIO and the Louisiana
NAACP.
LeBlanc & Waddell was founded
by Jules B. LeBlanc, III, Cameron R. Waddell and J.
Burton LeBlanc, IV. Our attorneys are licensed to practice
law in Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi and South Carolina.
The firm is proud to represent working men and women,
aggrieved consumers, the disenfranchised and others
who have suffered significant losses. The services furnished
by LeBlanc & Waddell provide ordinary citizens with
a level playing field in their quest for equal justice.
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