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Put Our Legal Team In Your Corner
Highly-respected litigators with years of front-line experience in the courtroom. The attorneys at AMO fight for their client's rights, standing up against the most formidable opponents to pursue fair compensation regarding their claim. AMO Trial Lawyers are adept at utilizing litigation, arbitration, and mediation in any type of dispute.
With a group of dedicated individuals,
the attorneys of AMO Trial Lawyers have the legal knowledge and technical skills to effectively present the evidence necessary to maximize your result. We take pride in utilizing the latest hardware and software to create impactful presentations to the judge and jury.
AMO Trial Lawyers possesses one thing that most law firms don't: the willingness to go to trial. Insurance companies are aware of this fact and of who we are.
Start with a free consultation today by calling 985.446.3333 or filling out our contact form.
OUR FIRM
AMO Trial Lawyers is comprised of a group of passionate, dedicated trial attorneys who are never intimidated by the opposition.
We show up when it's worth the fight.
We are who we say we are: Trial Lawyers. Our goal is to always out work and out smart our competition. Being a trial lawyer is more than simply labeling yourself as a trial attorney. It requires actual courtroom experience. We take pride in our proven track record in the courtroom. We encourage all potential clients to do homework on their choice of attorney. Our results can be verified. Others can't say the same.
CASES WE
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Hurricane Claims​
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Criminal Defense
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FLSA Overtime and Wage Claims
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Bad Faith Insurance Litigation
OUR TEAM
DAVID W. ARDOIN, JD
There are lawyers and then there are trial lawyers – the ones who fight cases before judge and jury. The good trial lawyers are the attorneys whose convincing presentation skills can make juries see the light. Such a trial lawyer is David W. Ardoin. As a veteran attorney with over 25 years of experience, David is most comfortable leading a courtroom through a convincing series of logical arguments that can appear spontaneous, but are strategically planned.
DAVID W. ARDOIN, JD
PRESTON L. HAYES
Preston grew up in the River Parishes and graduated from Riverside Academy in Reserve, Louisiana in 1997. He obtained his undergraduate degree from Southeastern Louisiana University in 2002, where he was a three-year letterman in baseball. He earned his juris doctor degree from Loyola University – New Orleans in 2005, where he also competed as part of the Mock Trial Team.
PRESTON L. HAYES
RYAN P. MONSOUR
Ryan was born and raised in New Orleans. Upon graduating from Boston University with a Bachelor’s in Economics, he returned to New Orleans and attended Loyola University’s College of Law. While enrolled in law school, Mr. Monsour also obtained a MBA from Loyola University. After graduating from Loyola University, Mr. Monsour attended University of San Diego School of Law where he received a Master of Laws in Taxation.
RYAN P. MONSOUR
HUNTER D. AUSTIN
Hunter D. Austin, a native of Prairieville, Louisiana, graduated from Dutchtown High School in 2015. He obtained his undergraduate degree from Nicholls State University in 2019, where he was a two-year letterman in football. He earned his juris doctorate from Southern University Law Center in 2022. Immediately following law school and passing the bar, he has been fighting for his clients ever since. His competitive background is what drove him to the practice of law.
HUNTER D. AUSTIN
BLAKE A. DAIGLE
Blake was born and raised in Raceland, Louisiana where he graduated from Central
Lafourche High School in 2010. He obtained his undergraduate degree in Business Administration from Nicholls State University before receiving his juris doctor degree from Loyola University New Orleans, College of Law, in 2021. While in law school, Blake competed as a brief writer and oralist as part of the Maritime Moot Court Competition Team and coached the team his 3L year. He received theOutstanding 3L award from the Loyola University New Orleans College of LawAdvocacy Center and remained an active member of the Loyola Maritime Law Journal. Blake clerked for the Hon. Randall L. Bethancourt of the 32 nd JDC for three yearsf ollowing his law school graduation. At AMO, he now uses that knowledge and skill
obtained from his work in the judiciary to fight for his clients in and out of the Courtroom.