Louisiana Mediators

  • William Justice

    William H. Justice has over 30 years of litigation experience including numerous bench and jury trials.  He received his BA from Georgetown University in 1982 (during which time he served as an intern for U.S. Senator Russell B. Long), and his JD degree in 1985 from the Paul M. Hebert Law School. Since that time, Bill…

  • Grady S. Hurley

    Grady S. Hurley has broad-ranging dispute resolution and transactional experience at the intersection of energy and maritime law, including in areas such as offshore energy exploration, production, and distribution, where a range of complex legal, regulatory, and business issues collide. He regularly counsels clients on matters involving cargo, collision, allision, product liability, toxic tort, insurance, indemnity,…

  • Nicholas C. Gristina

    Nick Gristina’s mission is to build meaningful, lasting relationships with his mediation clients. Nick understands the importance of diligent preparation, responsiveness  and professionalism. As lead counsel, Nick has successfully represented clients in thousands  of civil cases involving premises liability, casualty, bad faith and automobile personal injury  tort claims throughout Louisiana’s State and Federal Courts. Successful practices…

  • Harvey J. Godofsky

    HARVEY GODOFSKY is a St. Tammany resident. he graduated Loyola in the top 2.5% of his class and with Honors. He has been a partner with Mang, Batiza, Gaudin, Godofsky & Penzato since 1988. Mr. Godofsky has defended malpractice claims against physicians and hospitals since 1985 and has represented Louisiana Medical Mutual Insurance Company and its…

  • Ronald L. Faia, Jr.

    RONALD L. FAIA, Jr. has been a litigation attorney for over 35 years concentrating on general casualty litigation, including automobile liability, premises liability, insurance coverage, property, first party hurricane claims and bad faith litigation. Immediately upon graduating from law school, he spent two years as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Patrick M. Schott, then…

  • Mark Dauer

    Mark Dauer is an attorney who was with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (f/k/a NASD) from 1999 through January 2014. He retired as Deputy Chief Litigation Counsel in FINRA’s Department of Enforcement and was responsible for review and approval of new complaints in formal disciplinary actions originating in FINRA district offices. He also maintained an active docket of disciplinary…

  • Charles J. Duhe, Jr.

    Charles “Chip” Duhe specializes in labor and employment law, and his practice includes transportation, workers’ compensation, professional liability, and general litigation. He represents a variety of self-insured companies on workers’ compensation, general litigation matters, and self-retention issues, as well as various insurance companies on casualty litigation issues. Mr. Duhe received his undergraduate and law degrees from Louisiana State University….

  • Tiffany Delery Davis

    Tiffany Delery Davis has almost 20 years of experience representing both plaintiffs and defendants in state and federal court. She has been entrusted with complex and challenging legal matters for a variety of corporate and individual clients throughout her career. Tiffany has focused her litigation practice on matters concerning maritime and oilfield torts and contracts, personal…

  • Mickey deLaup

    Mickey Stephens deLaup grew up in North Louisiana and has resided in Metairie since graduating law school in 1981. In recent years her law firm, Mickey S. deLaup, APLC, had offices in the greater New Orleans area (Metairie) and in Monroe, Louisiana. She has more than 40 years’ experience as an attorney practicing in all state…

  • Michele Crosby

    Michele Crosby Over the course of her distinguished career, Michele accepted principal trial responsibility and defended clients in a full spectrum of litigation matters before judges and juries in state court, judges in federal court, before the US District Courts’ Panel for Multi-District Litigation (MDL) and before the Louisiana Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. These cases…