In a world where lawyers flood your screens with flashy promises and catchy jingles, how do you know who will actually treat your case with the care and compassion you need and deserve?
Hi, I'm Loyd Bourgeois. I'm not your typical injury lawyer. And my firm's not your typical law firm. Let me tell you why.
First and foremost, we listen. Check our reviews, read how many folks talk about how much we care about them, and how much we listen to their story. And here's another thing, we call people back. We're not just stern, stuffy suits looking for a paycheck. We're compassionate humans who excel at communicating with empathy and listening to your story and how your life has been impacted. When you call us, you're not just another case. You're a person who we will genuinely care about and want to see get better.
We're hardworking Louisiana citizens, just like you. We bleed purple and gold on Saturdays as proud LSU fans, and black and gold on Sundays, cheering for the Saints. And we never thought we'd have to sue anyone either, but we know that when you're up against insurance company giants, you shouldn't have to fight alone.
Which brings me to another important point, no charges, or fees, unless we win, nothing, zero, until we win. That means you can have us work on your case, and if we're unsuccessful, you don't owe us a dime. We understand the financial strain an injury can cause, and we firmly believe that justice shouldn't come with a hefty price tag.
In fact, if you're not completely satisfied with our firm after the first 30 days, we'll give you your whole case file and not charge you a penny. We call that the LJB Guarantee.
Here at my firm, we're not just your attorneys, we're your partners in a fight for justice, and our commitment to you is unwavering. So if you're looking for a Metairie personal injury lawyer who's different from the rest, someone who listens, who's a hardworking, Louisiana citizen and will only get paid when you do, you found us.
Give us a call, and let's get started on your journey today.
