August 29th is the 18th anniversary of hurricane Katrina. But it’s also the second anniversary of hurricane Ida. And it’s the deadline for people to sue if they don’t like their insurance settlements on their hurricane Ida claims.

Fourteen Chehardy Sherman Williams attorneys were recently selected for the 2024 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America® & Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America. Just over 76,000 attorneys were recognized in this edition, representing about 5% of all lawyers in the country.

Twenty Chehardy Sherman Williams attorneys were recently selected for Inside New Orleans Magazine’s 2023 Readers’ Favorite Elite Lawyers list.

We are proud to share that founding partner David Sherman has been named an Activist of the Year by St. Charles Avenue Magazine. This award celebrates Mr. Sherman’s dedication to giving back to the community.

Today, we sit down with the esteemed Dr. Davida Packer, a pediatric orthopedist and lawyer, to explore the often-overlooked topic of moral injury in healthcare.

We are honored to have the work of our Founding Partner David Sherman showcased in the November issue of Biz New Orleans.

Lawrence Chehardy, a founding partner of Chehardy Sherman Williams law firm, was recently selected by New Orleans CityBusiness as a ‘Power 50’ leader. 

Attorney Daniel Buras doesn’t view service to his country in the abstract.  Buras, who hails from a family that has served in the military for generations, remembers the exact moment when he felt compelled to serve.

Chehardy Sherman Williams Partner Adam Stumpf has been named to the 2023 ‘Money Makers’ list by New Orleans CityBusiness.

Chehardy Sherman Williams Associate Phillip La Borde has been named as a Top 10 Personal Injury Attorney Under 40 in Louisiana by the National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys.

A New Orleans jury has rendered a verdict in favor of Huntsman Corporation worth more than $125,000,000 in a long-running court battle against Praxair/Linde.

The difference between $300,000 and $3 Million isn’t just measured in dollars and cents. For Thomas Lavigne, that difference translated into back wages for the job he lost because of injuries suffered in a serious car accident.