Marcus J Plaisance

Attorney Marcus Plaisance is the founder and owner of Plaisance Law, LLC, in Prairieville, Louisiana. A top-rated and highly versatile lawyer with over a decade of legal experience, Mr. Plaisance provides exceptional representation and support to a diverse range of clients. He works with clients and other attorneys throughout Baton Rouge, Prairieville, New Orleans, Lafayette, and surrounding areas. His areas of practice mainly include:

· Appeals, Supervisory Writs, Motion Practice, and Legal Research and Writing

· Consulting during Litigation, in Trial, and on Appeal

· Representing Personal Select Injury Clients

Over the course of his legal career, Mr. Plaisance has recovered millions of dollars in total compensation for his plaintiff clients adversely affected by motor vehicle accidents, unsafe property conditions, and other preventable tragedies. He has also provided invaluable counsel to many others seeking honest and straightforward advice so that they can make the best-informed decisions regarding their legal challenges.

In addition, Mr. Plaisance has established himself as a highly effective appellate attorney. He has achieved remarkable success helping his clients overturn previous rulings regarding their cases so that they can obtain the justice they deserve. He is skilled in handling all aspects of his clients' cases, from initial discovery through trial and on appeal. He has gained a reputation for his outstanding professionalism and service.

Mr. Plaisance graduated from Tulane University of New Orleans in 2007 with a degree in legal studies in business and marketing. He also helped establish the school's Tulane Chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi. In law school, he studied abroad at Jean Moulin Lyon 3 University, France, where he received a CALI award for earning the highest grade in his International Issues in Biotechnology class. He obtained his Juris Doctor and Graduate Diploma in Civil Law from Louisiana State University's Paul M. Hebert Law Center in 2010.

Mr. Plaisance is admitted to practice before all Louisiana State Courts, all U.S. District Courts in Louisiana, as well as before the U.S. Supreme Court. He is also an active member of the Louisiana Bar Association and the Baton Rouge Bar Association as well as the Belly Up to the Bar Committee, where he served as chairman in 2016 and co-chairman in 2020. He is also past president of the Bluebonnet Highlands Homeowners Association and current president of the Renaissance Homeowners Association. In his spare time he regularly engages in discussion with local boards and government officials about ways to make Louisiana's roads safer for all citizens.