David S. Landry
SHAREHOLDER
Practice Areas
Business Litigation (with emphasis on oil and gas)
Banking
Commercial Litigation
Commercial Transactions
Enforcement of Creditors’ Rights
Estate Planning
Education
J.D., Loyola University School of Law
(New Orleans), 1998
Loyola Moot Court
B.A., Loyola University (New Orleans),
1988, Summa Cum Laude
Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society and
Most Outstanding Business Student
Professional Experience
Mr. Landry joined the firm in 2005. Before becoming an attorney, he worked for eight years with Whitney National Bank where he was responsible for real estate lending, asset-based lending, consumer lending, and regulatory compliance. He was also formerly with Phelps Dunbar, L.L.P. and Sessions, Fishman and Nathan, L.L.P.
Representative Matters
- Representation of oil and gas companies in matters involving exploration, production, and litigation.
- Representation of financial institutions and commercial lenders.
- Representation of a wide spectrum of businesses defending commercial and consumer claims.
- Representation of both plaintiffs and defendants in claims involving commercial transactions.
- Representation of small businesses and business individuals in corporate/company formations, acquisitions, litigation, debt collection, seizures, and foreclosures.
- Representation of private individuals in estate planning and in connection with successions.
- Representation of landlords and tenants.
Selected Publications and Speeches
Mr. Landry has lectured often at seminars on topics such as estate planning and corporate law. Since joining Slattery, Marino & Roberts, Mr. Landry has presented the following:
- Inadvertent Disclosure and Maintenance of Confidentiality: Ethical Considerations for the Landman and Mineral Lawyer, Presented at the PLANO Executive Night Seminar on February 23, 2006.
- Fundamentals of Real Estate Development-The End Game, Presented through Sterling Education Service, Inc. on August 9, 2006.
Member Organizations
Louisiana State Bar Association
Professional Landmen’s Association of New Orleans