Practice Areas
Personal Injury Plaintiff: General
Transportation/Maritime
Appellate
Selected To
• Louisiana Super Lawyers 2011
• Louisiana Super Lawyers 2010
• Louisiana Super Lawyers 2009
• Louisiana Super Lawyers 2008
Richard R. Kennedy is recognized as one of Louisiana's pre-eminent trial attorneys in the practice areas of admiralty and maritime law, personal injury, civil trial practice, and appellate practice. He has recovered multimillion-dollar judgments and settlements for clients during his 40-plus year legal career. The Law Offices of Richard R. Kennedy is located in Lafayette, Louisiana.
Mr. Kennedy is a member of the American College of Trial Lawyers, an organization limited to just 1 percent of the bar. In 1980, he became Louisiana's first attorney to be certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy in Civil Law.
A graduate of University of Southwestern Louisiana at Lafayette, Mr. Kennedy received his law degree from Tulane University Law School. He practices in the state and federal courts in the areas of maritime personal injury and wrongful death involving offshore and inland drilling and workover rig accidents, accidents on any type of vessel, helicopter accidents, automobile and commercial truck accidents, and business and corporate litigation. He also handles appeals for his clients, other attorneys and law firms in cases before the state and federal appellate courts.
Law School: Tulane University Law School
Admitted: 1965, Louisiana
Professional Webpage: www.richardkennedy.com/attorney_profiles
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