McKernan Law Firm Practice Areas: Car Wreck, 18-Wheeler, Maritime, Wrongful Death, Personal Injury, Other Practice Areas

Louisiana
Office:
8710 Jefferson Highway
Baton Rouge, LA 70809
(225) 926-1234
(800) 673-5520

Mississippi Office:
535 N. 5th Avenue
Laurel, MS 39440

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Gordon McKernan and McKernan Law Firm combines over 100 years of legal experience representing people in personal injury and wrongful death cases.  With offices in Baton Rouge, Lake Charles and Mississippi we have recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for our clients.

If you are injured through the negligence of someone else, you could be faced with many out of pocket expenses.  These expenses include:  medical bills, surgical cost, lost wages, rental car charges and property damage.  In addition, you may have experienced physical, mental and emotional pain and suffering.  Gordon McKernan and McKernan Law Firm, with its team of lawyers, paralegals, legal assistants, investigators and all of the other staff has one commitment – to provide you with the best legal representation anywhere. 

This means that we will leave no stone unturned in pursuing and maximizing your recovery in as short of time as possible.  We will fight to make sure that the insurance company pays you the money you deserve, or we will take them to court and “Make Them Pay.”  We have done this hundreds of times in cases involving auto accidents, maritime/offshore accidents, personal injuries, wrongful deaths and 18 wheeler accidents.

Friday, July 03, 2009






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SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED

McKernan Law Firm Establishes Scholarship - Gordon McKernan
Pictured (from left) at the check presentation are
Stan E. Baudin, '94, Gordon J. McKernan, Chancellor Freddie Pitcher, Patrick Pendley, and Scott Brady, 97.

McKernan Law Firm a sponsor of Southern UniversityLocal Law Firms Establish Endowed Scholarship

Representatives from three local law firms recently established a $100,000 endowed scholarship at the Southern University Law Center. The Brady, Baudin, McKernan, and Pendley Endowed Scholarship will be earmarked for students interested in careers in civil rights and public interest law. Read full story

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RECENT MCKERNAN LAW FIRM VERDICTS & SETTLEMENTS

$ 222,000,000   HMO verdict
$ 2,500,000   Medical facility in Texas causes death of a young child
$ 2,400,000   Well blow-out causes severe and permanent injuries to offshore worker
$ 1,600,000   Auto accident resulting in woman's death
$ 1,450,000   18-wheeler auto accident resulting in ruptured disc and broken arm
$ 1,285,000   Nursing home negligence causes death of elderly lady
$ 1,200,000   Auto accident resulting in back injury to couple
    View more verdicts and settlements
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A watchdog is investigating whether lawyers who authorized harsh interrogations breached legal ethics, and Attorney General Eric Holder says it's nearly done. Sources confirm the watchdog wrote a play-by-play of how the memos were created to see if the lawyers were intentionally sloppy.

Ruling On Firefighters Tests Tensions In New Haven
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the city of New Haven, Conn., acted wrongly in tossing out the local fire department's promotion exam after minority firefighters scored poorly. But the decision leaves some concerned about the future of fair employment practices and how they are measured. Veteran journalist Paul Bass of The New Haven Independent discusses how the case reflects both the political and racial complications of New Haven.

Feed Updated: 7/3/2009 10:04:21 PM
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