Dué, Price, Guidry, Piedrahita & Andrews is an association of accident and personal injury, wrongful death, and admiralty, maritime and offshore injury attorneys, located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. We handle cases for the seriously injured.
Our firm includes a former and two current law professors; three former judicial law clerks who collectively served the United States Fifth Circuit...
Dué, Price, Guidry, Piedrahita & Andrews is an association of accident and personal injury, wrongful death, and admiralty, maritime and offshore injury attorneys, located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. We handle cases for the seriously injured.
Our firm includes a former and two current law professors; three former judicial law clerks who collectively served the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Louisiana Supreme Court, and the Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeal; two members who graduated first in their law school classes; and five members who are members of the Order of the Coif and the Louisiana Law Review (four of whom served as editors). Firm members are frequent speakers at continuing legal education programs, and have published articles in the Louisiana Law Review, Texas Law Review, Michigan Law Review, Modern Law Review, Law Quarterly Review, Tulane Law Review, Insurance Counsel Journal, Louisiana Bar Journal, The Maritime Lawyer, Trial Magazine, and elsewhere.
With over one hundred years of combined experience, the attorneys of Dué, Price, Guidry, Piedrahita & Andrews have cumulatively obtained hundreds of millions of dollars in settlements, jury verdicts and judgments on behalf of victims of burn injuries, automobile accidents, 18-wheeler accidents, motorcycle accidents, admiralty and maritime accidents, offshore accidents, pleasure craft accidents, industrial accidents, highway defects and road hazards, defective products (including automobiles, tires, appliances and industrial equipment), medical malpractice, defective drugs, premises liability, railroad accidents, aviation accidents, and oil and gas field contamination.