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Liskow’s Maritime Practice, one of the nation’s largest, is led by nearly 30 attorneys with firsthand maritime experience, including former Naval officers and ship captains. We’re available 24/7 for early response and bring decades of expertise to marine casualties, complex litigation, and offshore transactions. See how we go “Beneath the Surface” in maritime law. #MaritimeLaw #MarineCasualty #lawfirms

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We are pleased to welcome Angela Sorensen to the Houston office!

Navigating complex legal challenges can be demanding, but Jessie Elizabeth Shifalo draws on her experience as a licensed mariner and a graduate of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy to guide clients through the intricacies of maritime law. With a background on tankers, salvage ships, and container vessels, Jessie understands the pressures mariners face and leverages that insight to address legal issues with clarity and empathy. Hear how Jessie translates her maritime expertise into effective legal solutions. #maritime #maritimelaw #lawfirm

Liskow attorneys had a fantastic evening at the Tulane Civil Law Society Wine Tasting, proudly sponsored by the firm and led by Professor Ron Scalise, featuring wines from civil law jurisdictions. Kelly Scalise | Hailey Maldonado | Chace Vienne Tulane University Law School

The firm is proud to sponsor the 2024 Liskow Visiting Professor in Energy Law Lecture, featuring Professor James Coleman of the University of Minnesota Law School. Professor Coleman will present on 'Permitting the Future of Energy Law.' This annual event highlights the firm’s commitment to advancing legal education and fostering discussions on key developments within the #energy sector. LSU Law

Liskow is honored to receive such high praise from our clients. At Liskow, we're committed to being the trusted choice in every case.

On November 15, Clare Bienvenu was a panelist at the American Bar Association's Environmental Justice Symposium at Howard University School of Law. Clare presented on "Environmental Justice in the Context of Government Permitting," exploring the complexities of government permitting and its implications for environmental justice. The panel highlighted successful permit challenges led by community leaders, examining the legal merits and outcomes of these impactful cases. #EnvironmentalJustice #GovernmentPermitting #LegalInsights #EnvironmentalLaw

Energy litigator Gus E. Laggner has successfully completed the Leadership Institute of Acadiana's 2024 Leadership Lafayette Class XXXVII. This program is designed to provide experiential, collaborative leadership training and initiatives that equip local leaders with the skills, knowledge, and ongoing support needed to make a significant impact in their community and shape the future of the Lafayette region.

In keeping with the Governor’s call for the Legislature’s 2024 Third Extraordinary Session, House Bill No. 25 was introduced on Monday seeking to adjust severance tax rates, eliminate exemptions, and modify administrative procedures and dedications of mineral revenues. Read the latest Louisiana tax law update by Liskow attorneys Caroline Lafourcade, Robert Angelico, and Neil Abramson on the #GulfCoastBusinessLawBlog below.