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My training in accounting makes me particularly cognizant of my clients’ needs. It’s gratifying to function as a team with my clients to plot a strategic course to optimize their goals and maximize financial advantages. Lawyers and business people working in tandem can provide significant value and progress toward the desired outcome.

Primary Practice:

Hunter Schoen has a value-driven practice which focuses regulatory law, employment and labor, and commercial litigation. In particular, Hunter works closely with businesses, from local construction companies to publicly traded companies, to provide advice and legal solutions that are proactive and account for a business’ overall goals. This business practice extends to regulatory advice, navigating employment issues, drafting and reviewing agreements, and representing businesses in litigation and before regulatory bodies.

Hunter has practiced before the Louisiana Motor Vehicle Commission, Louisiana Racing Commission, Louisiana Tax Commission, Louisiana Board of Tax Appeals, Small Business Administration’s Office of Hearings and Appeals, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and federal and state courts across Louisiana.

In law school, Hunter served as Issues Editor for the Louisiana Law Review and completed a judicial externship for Justice William J. Crain while he was on the Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeals.

In keeping with the firm’s commitment to community service, Hunter also devotes time to philanthropic and charitable organizations and events, including the Louisiana State Bar Association’s Secret Santa Project and the firm’s annual St. Michael’s basketball tournament.

“ I admire the entrepreneurial spirit, and recognize the important role small businesses play in the community. As an attorney, I have the privilege of providing businesses, of all sizes, with detailed and value-oriented legal services that enables them to grow within the community. ”

Education

  • Louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law Center, J.D., 2017, magna cum laude
  • Louisiana State University, B.S., Accounting, 2014

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  • Louisiana
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