Attorney Thomas Corrington delivers personal injury legal representation for New Orleans accident victims who need to heal, pay their bills, and move forward. We fight for full compensation, and there is no fee unless we win.
(504) 895-3431
Years in Louisiana courts
Google rating
Fee unless we win
Nearly three decades of Louisiana injury law, from crashes on I-10 to complex trucking and malpractice claims.
Most of the injured people who call us were hurt in a crash. We handle everything with the insurers while you focus on healing, and we prepare every case for trial.
We move fast to preserve black-box evidence and take on trucking insurers.
We untangle layered rideshare insurance and pursue every dollar of coverage.
Justice and financial security for grieving families, with compassion.
We guide patients through Louisiana’s medical review panel process.
Brain and spinal injuries demand proof of lifetime costs. We build it.
Slip & falls, motorcycle and pedestrian accidents, every negligence claim.
An experienced trial attorney for disputes that belong in a courtroom.
Tell us what happened. The consultation is free, and if we’re not the right firm, we’ll point you to who is.
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Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. This is personal injury legal representation built on direct attorney access. Big billboard firms hand your case to a case manager. Here, you work directly with an attorney who has handled New Orleans injury claims since 1998.
Years practicing in Louisiana
Google rating from clients
Fee unless we win your case
A confidential consultation to discuss the details of your accident and determine your legal options.
We immediately collect police reports, medical records, camera footage, and witness testimony to build the strongest case possible.
We handle all communication and negotiate with the insurance adjusters so you can focus on your physical recovery.
We fight for a fair settlement, and if the insurer refuses to pay what you deserve, we are fully prepared to take your case to court.
Most accident claims must be filed within two years, some far sooner. Camera footage is overwritten in days, and witnesses move on. Prompt personal injury legal representation protects the evidence while you focus on recovery. The consultation is free; waiting isn’t.
From our office on Prytania Street, our personal injury legal representation reaches injured people across southeast Louisiana, Orleans Parish, both banks of Jefferson, and across the lake in St. Tammany.
Nothing up front. We work on a contingency fee: the consultation is free, we advance case costs, and we’re paid a percentage only if we recover money for you.
Most personal injury cases settle after the evidence and full value of the claim are documented. If the insurer refuses a fair settlement, Thomas Corrington prepares the case for trial and is ready to ask a Louisiana jury for the compensation you deserve.
For most accidents occurring on or after July 1, 2024, Louisiana allows two years from the date of injury, but exceptions and shorter deadlines apply to certain claims, including medical malpractice and claims against government entities. Call promptly so nothing expires.
Get medical care first, even if you feel fine. Photograph the scene and vehicles, get witness contact information, report the crash to police, and do not give a recorded statement to the other driver’s insurer before speaking with an attorney.
