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• Kevin grew up in rural Basile, Louisiana and graduated from Basile High School in 1999. He attended college at Northwestern State University where he studied Political Science and History. Kevin graduated Magna Cum Laude and received his B.A. from Northwestern State in May of 2003. Kevin studied law at the Paul M. Hebert Law Center at Louisiana State University as well as in Lyon, France. Kevin was awarded CALI awards for highest grade in Contracts as well as in Legal Research and Writing while studying law at LSU.

  Since coming to the firm in August of 2006, Kevin's diversified practice has focused mainly on Commercial and Industrial litigation. Kevin has experience representing individuals, small businesses, and large industrial and commercial clients in complex civil litigation. He has successfully represented both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide variety of cases, including Construction Litigation, Personal Injury Defense, Contractual Disputes, Product Liability Defense, and Product Warranty and Redhibition matters. Kevin has extensive experience in the area of Industrial Premise Liability Defense, including representation of industrial clients in Toxic Tort and Noise Exposure cases. He has assisted in the defense of numerous oil and gas companies against claims relating to alleged pollution and contamination to property, as well as all types of oil and gas litigation. Kevin also represents financial institutions as well as commercial businesses in serious collection matters.

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  Kevin and his wife, Lynsay, have two young children, Anna Kate and Christopher. He enjoys spending time with his family, including his closely knit extended family, and cooking traditional Cajun food. He is an avid supporter of his Alumni, the LSU Tigers, as well as the New Orleans Saints. Kevin is a Parishioner at Our Lady Queen of Heaven Catholic Church.

  Kevin believes that his personal background, growing up in a farming family in rural Evangeline Parish, allows him to bring a common sense approach to the practice of law, providing his clients with friendly yet passionate representation in every case.

• Louisiana State & Southwest Louisiana Bar Associations Southwest Louisiana Association of Defense Counsel Young Lawyers Section, SWLBA (Past President) SWLBA (Former Executive Council Member) Business Law, McNeese State University (Former Adjunct Professor) Lake Charles Kiwanis Club (President Elect)

• The firm was founded in 1876, when Franklin A. Gallaugher moved to Lake Charles from East Baton Rouge Parish and established a law practice. Many prominent members of the bar and pioneers of the community have been associated with the firm, including Lt. Col. Gabriel Fournet, Arsene P. Pujo, Clement D. Moss, Cullen R. Liskow, and Thomas F. Porter.

  Mr. Porter joined the firm in 1936 after serving sixteen years as a judge for the Fourteenth Judicial District Court. In 1959, he and John D. Stewart were practicing under the name of Porter and Stewart when the first of the firm's present members, John B. Scofield , joined the firm as an associate. Mr. Scofield left shortly thereafter to serve in the U. S. Army. At the completion of his tour of duty, however, he returned to practice with the firm and thereafter became a partner.

  The firm continued to evolve and grow. Of its present members, Richard E. Gerard, Jr. joined the firm in 1969, as did J. Michael Veron in 1978. Scott J. Scofield and John R. Pohorelsky became associated with the firm in 1984, and were followed by Patrick D. Gallaugher, Jr. , a great-grandson of the firm''s founder, in 1985. Robert E. Landry joined the firm in 1988, followed by Rusty J. Stutes, Jr. in 1992. C. Eston Singletary, an established attorney in the Lake Charles area, made a lateral move to join the firm in 1992. Todd Fontenot became associated with the firm in 1996. Phillip DeVilbiss and Chris Guillet joined the firm in 1999. Toni L. Petrofes and Jody Lavergne joined the firm in 2001.

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