LFRDA

Unfortunately, doing the right thing does not guarantee that our first responders will not have to defend themselves. Very often, innocence will not be presumed. The current social climate is challenging for first responders. Politicians and bureaucrats often make knee-jerk decisions to take disciplinary action. Our protectors deserve excellent representation. As former police officers turned attorneys, we understand the physical and legal dangers our first responders face. That’s why our experience is unrivaled.

In honor of the brave men and women who gave everything for our country, we pause to honor and remember.

This Police Week and throughout the year, we honor all of our law enforcement and remember those who lost their lives in the line of duty.

Thank you to all who wear the badge.

This May, and all year round, we wish to express our deepest gratitude to those who serve, and have served, to protect our freedoms. Thank you to you and your families for your service, courage, and sacrifice.

As former police officers turned attorneys, we understand the physical and legal dangers that first responders face. That’s why our experience is unrivaled. For more information, call 985-400-5205.

Happy Easter to our first responders, their families, and all of those that they serve and protect.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from the Louisiana First Responders Defense Association!
Thanking our first responders for the their dedication, strength, and courage.🍀

Unfortunately, doing the right thing does not guarantee that you will not have to defend yourself. Very often, your innocence will not be presumed. The current social climate is challenging for first responders. Politicians and bureaucrats often make knee-jerk decisions to take disciplinary action. You deserve excellent representation. As former police officers turned attorneys, we understand the physical and legal dangers you face. That’s why our experience is unrivaled.

Deputy Christopher P. Ohlmeyer of the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office was struck and killed Friday during a funeral procession. Our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family.

Every day, Louisiana’s first responders answer the call with courage, skill, and unwavering dedication. The Louisiana First Responders Association exists to support those who protect our communities. For more information, call 985-400-5205.