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Taylor Porter is pleased to welcome five accomplished trial attorneys to the firm’s healthcare practice.

Tara S. Bourgeois, Garrett S. Callaway, Jonathan E. Thomas, Janie L. Coles, and Nancy B. Roberts have joined Taylor Porter from the former Mang, Bourgeois, Callaway & Thomas, LLC.

Their addition significantly expands the firm’s Medical Malpractice Defense and Healthcare Regulatory practices, strengthening Taylor Porter’s ability to serve physicians, healthcare providers, and healthcare entities across Louisiana.

Ever wonder how businesses can operate efficiently while waiting on unpaid invoices? Especially in the industrial construction/maintenance industry, many businesses contract for 90 or even 120 day payment terms. Despite these lengthy terms, utility bills and payroll remain due. Learn how businesses navigate this reality in the attached article authored by Taylor Porter attorneys Brett Furr and Cameron Murray.

Factoring Agreements: What are they and how can they benefit your business? By Brett Furr and Cameron Murray In nearly every business, revenue is realized through the issuance of invoices for goods or services provided. For many businesses, the delay between providing the…

Check out recent spotlight on Taylor Porter Partner Justin Mannino.

The article highlights Justin’s journey since being named Catholic High’s Most Likely to Succeed, along with his thoughtful perspective on what success means today.

It’s a perspective that surely carries into Justin’s work in estate planning.

Read the article at the link in our story.

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Last week, Taylor Porter attended the 2026 Influential Women in Business Luncheon, where leaders from across the Capital Region gathered for important conversations around this year’s theme: Transformation. The event honored the women whose achievements are making a lasting impact across Baton Rouge.

Please join us in welcoming our 2026 Summer Law Clerks to Taylor Porter.

Over the next six weeks, this talented group will work alongside our attorneys, gain hands-on experience, and contribute to the standard of excellence that has shaped our firm for generations. It is where Taylor Porter’s legacy meets the future of the legal profession.

Pictured left to right: Aaron Borne, Loyola University New Orleans College of Law; Caroline Barrow, Paul M. Hebert Law Center at LSU; Cameron Lavespere, Paul M. Hebert Law Center at LSU; Kaley Baronne, Paul M. Hebert Law Center at LSU; Victoria Phillips, Paul M. Hebert Law Center at LSU; Anna Michael Ieyoub, Paul M. Hebert Law Center at LSU; and Ethan Kennedy, Paul M. Hebert Law Center at LSU.

Taylor Porter was honored to support The Big Bash: London Calling on May 7, 2026, benefiting child and adolescent mental health through Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Health.
 
Hosted at the transformed LSU Operations Facility, the evening brought guests together for live music, a beautiful three course dinner by Chef John Folse, and an exciting live auction in support of a deeply important cause.
 
Taylor Porter Managing Partner Bob Barton is currently a member of the Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center Board of Directors.
 
This year, more than $400,000 was raised through the paddle and live auctions, helping fund programs and resources for adolescent mental health across our community.

We are grateful to and all who made the evening such a meaningful success.
 

Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements can help navigate the implications and risks of Louisiana’s community property regime. Taylor Porter attorneys Justin Mannino and Heidi Bieber explain how these matrimonial agreements can benefit couples in their latest blog post.

Implications of Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements under Louisiana Law By Justin T. Mannino and Heidi B. Bieber Louisiana is a community property state, meaning that property acquired during a marriage is generally considered jointly owned by both spouses.

City Year’s 20th Anniversary School House Rock Gala is taking place on April 23. Taylor Porter is excited to sponsor this celebration which will toast the impact the organization has had on our community for the last 20 years. Taylor Porter Attorney Cameron Murray currently serves on the City Year Baton Rouge Board of Directors. Cheers to City Year’s next 20 years!