Jeremy Austin Bazile

Jeremy A. Bazile is a native of Louisiana and a new resident of Texas. He earned a B.A. from Louisiana State University, and subsequently received a J.D. from Southern University Law Center. Upon graduating from law school, Mr. Bazile was offered a judicial clerkship with the Honorable George C. Metoyer, Jr. at the 9th Judicial District Court in Alexandria.

During his judicial clerkship, Mr. Bazile performed extensive research on civil cases that came before Judge Metoyer, including the largest class action and toxic tort lawsuit filed in Rapides Parish history (Cynthia Paige, et al v. Dura-Wood, L.L.C., et al). While clerking for Judge Metoyer, Mr. Bazile was also personally requested by the Honorable John C. Davidson and the Honorable Patricia E. Koch to serve as their acting law clerk until a permanent law clerk was hired.

Throughout his clerkship, Mr. Bazile volunteered at the Rapides Parish District Attorney's Office, and shadowed several attorneys and judges in Central Louisiana, including the Honorable Phillip J. Terrell (former Pineville City Court Judge). After clerking at the 9th Judicial District Court,Mr. Bazile moved to Lafayette, Louisiana where he worked in the legal department of Hub Enterprises, Inc. for two years. In 2016, Mr. Bazile joined The Glenn Armentor Law Corporation, a Martindale-Hubbell rated AV Preeminent™ law firm, where he practiced personal injury and workers' compensation law. In 2021, Mr. Bazile was recruited to join the largest personal injury law firm in the State of Texas, Thomas J. Henry Injury Attorneys, where he worked in the firm's senior commercial litigation group and handled some of the firm's highest-valued cases. Today, Mr. Bazile is a senior associate at Cox P.L.L.C. where he advises various insurance carriers on insurance coverage issues and litigates cases throughout Southwest Texas.