Linly Hall

Background

About Linly Hall

Excellent academically prepared and experienced attorney with active engagement in and exposure to civil litigation, insurance defense (personal/commercial/auto lines/trucking/GCL/insurance fraud - special investigations unit (SIU)/bad faith-extra contractual claims), personal injury, legal negotiations/mediations, and business administration. Experienced, personable, trustworthy, and intuitive litigator prepared to meet client needs. Extensive training/education in leadership, management, and training though the United States Army Officer Candidate School, and years of experience as the lead intelligence officer of military intelligence sections at the battalion level. MBA from the University of New Orleans (2018). Comprehensive experience in managing significant case loads, and training and managing a team of associate(s) and paralegal(s), in handling the defense of personal injury/casualty cases from inception, including creating budgets, litigation/action plans, defense planning conferences with clients, and implementing cost effective methods to reach resolutions in cases based on client goals. Adept in legal research and writing, written discovery and claims investigation, client reporting, motion practice, depositions, quantum evaluations, developing settlement/litigation/defense strategies, settlement negotiations, and mediations, while simultaneously implementing adequate defense strategies to be prepared for trial. Proficient knowledge of substantive law surrounding personal injury auto claims and slip and falls. Gained significant knowledge, understanding, and skilled application of procedural laws in civil litigation through time spent representing national banks in legal collections and creditors defense cases; and implemented knowledge and experience with same to gain strategic advantages in personal injury auto litigation. Licensed to Practice Law in Louisiana. Admitted to practice in all State Courts, United States District Court for the Eastern, Middle, and Western Districts of Louisiana, as well as the United States 5th Circuit Court of Appeals.