Welcome to Riess LeMieux
Riess LeMieux delivers legal services with the personal touch of a boutique law firm, while always staying mindful of the cost-effective representation desired in today’s climate. While our construction law team brings decades of experience in providing solutions for construction problems at every stage of a project, the lawyers at Riess LeMieux are also experienced in a full range of legal areas, including business advices, commercial litigation, insurance coverage and disputes, labor and employment, bankruptcy, and more. With attorneys licensed in Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and New York, Riess LeMieux proudly advises and represents clients throughout the Gulf South.
Welcome to
Riess LeMieux
Riess LeMieux delivers legal services with the personal touch of a boutique law firm, while always staying mindful of the cost-effective representation desired in today’s climate. While our construction law team brings decades of experience in providing solutions for construction problems at every stage of a project, the lawyers at Riess LeMieux are also experienced in a full range of legal areas, including business advices, commercial litigation, insurance coverage and disputes, labor and employment, bankruptcy, and more. With attorneys licensed in Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and New York, Riess LeMieux proudly advises and represents clients throughout the Gulf South.
















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Legal Update
Consequential Damages and Title Insurance: Lessons from the Fifth Circuit for the Louisiana Title Industry Case: Renton Properties, LLC v. 213 Upland, LLC 25-CA-36 (La. [...]
Riess LeMieux Welcomes John E. B. Ransone as Associate
Please join us in welcoming John E. B. Ransone as our newest Associate at Riess LeMieux. Prior to joining the firm, John gained significant experience not only [...]
Legal Update
Fourth Circuit Ruling Expands Attorneys' Fee Rights for Louisiana Contractors in Public Works Disputes Authors: Christopher K. LeMieux and Jennifer Mura The Fourth Circuit’s recent [...]