Attorney Vincent Trombatore advises businesses, founders, and growth-stage companies on matters involving business law, intellectual property, technology, commercial contracts, and disputes. Licensed in Louisiana and Texas, Vincent works with clients on business formation and structuring, contract drafting and negotiation, trademark and intellectual property protection, technology-related legal issues, and outside general counsel matters. His practice focuses on helping businesses move beyond reactive legal problem-solving toward practical legal structures that support growth, protect ownership, manage risk, and create long-term business value. A native of the Lafayette, Louisiana area, Vincent earned his law degree from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law, where he received a Certificate in International Legal Studies. Before law school, he earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology, with minors in Chemistry and Political Science, from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. His science background helped shape his interest in intellectual property, technology, innovation, and the intersection of law and business. Vincent also studied Comparative Intellectual Property Law through Santa Clara University School of Law's Munich program and interned with Zimmermann & Partner in Munich, Germany, gaining international exposure to intellectual property and business law. Since entering practice, Vincent has represented and advised clients on business formation and governance, commercial agreements, trademarks and intellectual property portfolios, entertainment matters, technology and digital business issues, and commercial disputes. His experience includes helping entrepreneurs protect and commercialize their brands and intellectual property, negotiating mergers and acquisitions and business relationships, and advising companies as their legal needs become more complex. Vincent serves as Of Counsel to LaBorde Legal Group, where he supports the firm's business, intellectual property, technology, and growth-company initiatives. He works with founder-led and closely held businesses that need practical counsel concerning contracts, governance, IP ownership, technology risk, commercial relationships, and recurring legal needs. Vincent's approach is grounded in a straightforward principle: legal advice should account for how a business actually operates. He works to understand a client's objectives, identify material legal and business risks, and develop practical solutions that allow owners and management teams to make informed decisions and move their businesses forward.

J. Reed Poole, Jr. is an attorney based in the New Orleans Office of Irpino, Avin & Hawkins. He is admitted to practice law is the States of Louisiana and Texas and is an active member of their respective bar associations. He is also admitted to practice in the United States District Courts for the Eastern, Middle, and Western Districts of Louisiana. His primary practice areas include premises liability; automobile accidents; general negligence; personal injury; workers’ compensation; insurance coverage disputes; commercial transactions; property damage and warranty claims; commercial lending, residential lending, and consumer lending disputes; real estate law; and criminal law matters. Reed’s education includes an undergraduate degree from Louisiana State University in Economics and a Juris Doctorate from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. Reed’s past work experiences include a significant amount of trial experience in the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s Office, and subsequently, he served as counsel for a Fortune Fifty corporation handling the defense and subrogation rights for the company in casualty claims. Reed is married with two children and resides in New Orleans, Louisiana. He currently serves as a representative in the House of Delegates for the Louisiana State Bar Association and is an appointed member of the Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee. He is also an active junior member with the Fore!Kids Foundation which sponsors the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his family, golfing, and fishing.

Garret S. DeReus is an experienced civil rights and personal injury attorney with over a decade of litigation experience. As a partner at Bizer & DeReus, Mr. DeReus has dedicated his career to litigation and advocating for individuals whose rights have been violated. Mr. DeReus handles civil rights cases, personal injury claims, nursing home abuse, and medical malpractice. He has successfully handled more than 500 civil rights cases and has extensive experience in all aspects of litigation, from pre-litigation development through appellate work. His civil rights practice encompasses prisoner rights, disability rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act, excessive force, education access, and government accountability cases. Mr. DeReus serves as lead counsel in high-stakes federal litigation and has secured significant victories at both the trial and appellate levels. Notable achievements include successful appeals to the Fifth, Ninth, and Tenth Circuits, with the Tenth Circuit establishing favorable precedent regarding the repeated violations doctrine in a Title II ADA case. In January 2024, Mr. DeReus first-chaired a federal jury trial in a First Amendment case that resulted in a plaintiff verdict, securing $205,000 in damages. Mr. DeReus has successfully opposed challenges from major corporations, including a groundbreaking ADA case against Uber Technologies for wheelchair accessibility. He has negotiated over 200 settlements, consent decrees, and judgments, including systemic changes to New Orleans' public transportation system that made the historic St. Charles Avenue Streetcar accessible to wheelchair users. Mr. DeReus earned his J.D. from Tulane Law School in 2013 as a Dean's Scholarship Recipient and his B.B.A. from The George Washington University in 2010, graduating summa cum laude.

Harrece Gassery is an attorney licensed to practice in the state of Louisiana. His interests include Criminal Defense, Criminal Appeals, Civil Rights Violations, Personal Injury, Social Security Disability and Veterans Benefits Claims. As a law student he completed externships at the Innocence Project and East Baton Rouge Public Defender’s office. He was also a member of the Public Interest Law Society, Black Law Student Association, and Christian Legal Society. He is a man of faith, and it is this faith that drives his want to help those in need and work zealously on their behalf.

Robert W. Grant is an associate attorneywho joined Grant & Barrow in 1988. Mr. Grant has worked extensively on cases including personal injuries, criminal defense, wills and successions. Prior to joining Grant & Barrow, Mr. Grant was an Assistant District Attorney with the Jefferson Parish District Attorney’s Office for nine years successfully trying over one hundred criminal jury trials. In addition to his general practice, he has been a Traffic Court Referee at Jefferson Parish Juvenile Court since 2020. He also sits Ad-Hoc for Hearing Officers at Jefferson Parish Juvenile Court. Whether working a personal injury case or criminal matter, Mr. Grant uses his past experience to get the best results for his clients. Mr. Grant graduated from Louisiana State University in 1985 and received his Juris Doctor Degree from Loyola Law School in 1988. He is admitted to practice in all Louisiana state courts, federal court in the Eastern District of Louisiana and the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. He has participated in lecturing at Continued Legal Education seminars. Mr. Grant is a member of the Louisiana State Bar Association, Louisiana Association of Defense Counsel, Jefferson Bar Association, New Orleans Bar Association and former member of the Louisiana District Attorneys’ Association.