Great team! Always helpful! Highly recommend, they are extremely caring. You won't be disappointed.read more

Friendly staff and knowledgeable attorneys who fight for their clients. Best in Shreveport and…read moreBossier!

Attorney Rachel Wortham and her team deserve the highest commendation for their exceptional…read morerepresentation of our family. They were knowledgeable, prompt, thorough, and took the time to explain each step of the process. Rachel is a highly skilled negotiator and a dedicated advocate who consistently put our best interests first. Her paralegal, Stefanie, is truly unmatched. She worked tirelessly on our case, knew every detail by heart, and often provided updates before we even thought to ask. Team members Ashley and Mariah were also incredibly helpful and well-informed about every aspect of our case. From our initial consultation forward, they delivered everything they promised--and more. Choosing this firm will give you complete confidence that you hired the best. They treated us as if we were part of their own family, fought for us every step of the way, and ultimately helped us achieve a favorable outcome.

From the owner: Experienced family law attorney who handles divorce, custody, child support, property settlements,…read moreand more. Listens to you and fights for you. Has worked in both Texas and Louisiana and has years of experience in family law. This mother and daughter duo who work well together as the attorney and paralegal make a great team.

The absolute worst. Incompetence, continually errors and omissions mostly by Mr. Keenes Assistant…read more He fails to to do a written contract of properly billing. He will bait and switch you. I am considering a formal complaint to the La Bar Assoc. I would not recommend this Law Office. No rebuttal is enough.

Mr. Keene took care of my property damage claim in a reasonable amount of time. Staff knowledgeable…read moreabout the process of law.

Used Kyle McCotter for my divorce. He listened to what I wanted, streamlined the process and…read morecommunicated well. He made the whole process easy.

From the owner: Being injured can leave you reeling. Fortunately, you can seek guidance from a local personal…read moreinjury attorney in Bossier City, LA. Kyle McCotter Injury Lawyer will go over your options during a free consultation. Kyle McCotter has been serving clients for over 12 years, and he's here to assist you if you're dealing with the aftereffects of an accident. Call us now to speak with a local personal injury attorney.

Mrs norris law firm was very great.she is very informative and great to have as an attorney! She…read moredefinitely help me and i would like to have in my corner if a situation arise!

From the owner: The Norris Law Group offers legal services in the areas of criminal law, personal injury and estate…read moreplanning. Our experienced attorneys treat each case as our top priority - ensuring thoroughness, compassion and dedication. Our proven results are obtained through detailed knowledge of the justice system. Whether you've been injured, are facing criminal charges, or need assistance with probate or estate planning, The Norris Law Group will provide the quality aggressive legal representation you deserve.

He's such a brilliant lawyer. I am so grateful for your passion, dedication, and professionalism…read more He possess all the qualities of a great lawyer, good judgement, analytical skills, people skills, perseverance, and creativity. Thank you Mr. Franklin, for helping me through this tough time and aiding a new beginning of my life. THANK GOD for your knowledge of the law. God Bless you and your family.

From the owner: There are dozens of reasons why you might need to hire an attorney. Maybe you're seeking…read morecompensation for a workplace injury, or maybe you're facing serious criminal charges. Luckily, you don't have to spend hours searching for a reputable local attorney in Shreveport, LA. You can rely on James E. Franklin, Attorney at Law to provide the legal services you need.

I am a domestic violence and sexual assault victim. The judge ruled that I was assaulted and I was…read moregranted a permanent protective order from the court. Upon entering into a contractual agreement with Atty. Reed, she informed me during our in person consultation on July 13th that she would initiate efforts on my behalf in trying to move my criminal case forward to prosecution against my offender. Atty. Reed told me that she was going to work with the District Attorney's Office - Britney Green, so that my voice was heard. Atty. Reed directed, "Let our office spearhead that for you. Let us work with Atty. Green on that." Atty. Reed further explained, "We have worked with Atty. Green in the past and had great success in getting charges filed. We just had a case where we reached out to her and were able to get charges filed," she boasted. When my court case came up to get a new restraining order, Atty. Reed was out of town so another attorney had to represent me in court. Atty. Reed communicated to me that she would work on reaching out to the DA's office - Atty. Green when she returned.  After Atty. Reed returned from out of town, I tried to get in contact with her concerning efforts with Atty. Green and the DA's office, to no avail. I sent her an email on August 24th that went unanswered. I called Atty. Reed's office and spoke with Sage on August 30th, who set me up an appointment to come into the office on September 5th. On August 31st, I received confirmation of a meeting with the Chief of Police for September 5th at 3:00 pm. I immediately informed Sage of the new development and requested for Atty. Reed to accompany me at the hearing (2-min drive from 631 Milam St, Shreveport, LA 71101 to 1234 Texas Ave. Shreveport, LA 71101) since the meeting was regarding prosecution against my assaulter, and since it was around the same time on the same day that Sage had already scheduled me to meet with Atty. Reed in their office. Sage told me that she would run it by Atty. Reed and let me know, but that my existing appointment would stand. On the morning of September 5th, Hannah called and said the air conditioner was not working in the office and that Atty. Reed needed to do a virtual meeting. I informed Hannah of the 3:00 pm meeting with law enforcement and again made a request for Atty. Reed to meet me at the police station instead of our office meeting. Hannah at that time informed me that Atty. Reed would not be available to meet with me and the Chief. After making several conflicting statements to me, Hannah then rescheduled my meeting with Atty. Reed for online the same day - September 5th, with the same appointment time 2:30 pm. I was told that I would receive a Zoom link by 2:00 pm. At 2:20 pm I called Hannah and said that I did not receive the link and at that time she advised me that the attorney was out and not able to meet with me. At that time, Hannah stated Atty. Reed can meet with you tomorrow - September 6th - but she needs to know what it is regarding. I communicated to Hannah that I had sent an email already on August 24th directly to Atty. Reed. At that time Hannah informed me that I needed to send her the information that I needed to speak with the attorney about in order to confirm an appointment. Hannah told me that "The attorney is reluctant to meet with you because she does not know what it is regarding." Needless to say, the meeting with law enforcement, by myself, did not go over well because I was nervous, overwhelmed, and frustrated about how the chain of events had unfolded with Atty. Reed's office. I did not know how to champion my case alone during the interrogation which included victim shaming and victim blaming. I could have really used legal representation to guide me through the complex and traumatic experience. This has been a huge disappointment trusting Atty. Reed at her word, believing that she was going to do what she said she would do.  Too many inconsistencies, and will not execute on clients' behalf.