With a penchant for developing legal arguments, Leah enthusiastically strives to convey the unique voices of those she represents. Keeping in mind the adage, “the truth is that nothing written is useful unless it is attractive enough to be read,” she aims to consistently deliver a concise, direct, and overwhelmingly persuasive message on behalf of her clients.

Prior to joining TWPD, Leah received her legal education from LSU’s Paul M. Hebert Law Center, where she was recognized as a Chancellor’s Merit Scholar, a Dean’s Scholar, and a CALI Award winner for Legal Research and Writing. Before becoming Editor-in-Chief of the Louisiana Journal of Energy Law and Resources, Leah served as an Article Manager and received the journal’s highest accolades for her original work. In addition to her writing pursuits, Leah was a member of the Moot Court Board, a Research Assistant to Associate Dean Andrea Carroll, and an active participant in the Civil Mediation Clinic.