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Hayley
Hayley M. Landry
Associate, New Orleans
D  504.556.4140
Hancock Whitney Center
701 Poydras Street
Suite 5000
New Orleans, Louisiana 70139

Overview

Hayley is a member of the firm’s Energy Litigation practice group in the New Orleans office.  

Prior to joining the firm, Hayley served as a student attorney at the Stuart H. Smith Law Clinic and Center for Social Justice where she represented clients in various employment litigation matters under the supervision of an experienced attorney. She also served as the Lawyer Referral Service Coordinator and Special Projects Coordinator for the New Orleans Bar Association. 

Hayley received her Master of Science in Applied Criminology from Texas A&M Commerce before receiving her Juris Doctor from Loyola University College of Law. 

Involvement

Professional

  • New Orleans Bar Association

  • American Bar Association

  • Association for Women Attorneys

  • Federal Bar Association

  • Jefferson Bar Association

  • Loyola Trial Advocacy

  • A.P. Tureaud American Inn of Court

  • Phi Delta Phi International Legal Honor Society

Community

  • Junior League of New Orleans
  • Young Leadership Council
  • Loyola Mentor Program, Mentor to 1L Students
  • Evening Law Student Association, Vice-President, 2017-2018
  • Young Lawyer Section, Legal Fair Volunteer, 2016 – 2017

Presentations

  • “Statutes Protecting Mardi Gras Krewe Liability,” NOBA Inn of Court Mardi Gras CLE, January 29, 2016

After Hours

"When I’m not at work, I enjoy socializing with friends and experiencing the latest food and culture the city of New Orleans has to offer. On the weekends, I relish in the opportunity to experience new adventures with my niece and nephew or find a way to give back to the city through volunteer work. I have a strong passion for traveling and I am always looking for an opportunity to visit someplace new."

News/Insights

News
5.7.19

Liskow Welcomes Four New Associates

Bar Admissions
Louisiana, 2019
Education
Loyola University New Orleans College of Law, J.D., cum laude, 2018;
  • Loyola Law Review
  • William L. Crowe Scholar
Texas A&M Commerce, M.S. in Applied Criminology, 2014
Sam Houston State University, B.A. in Criminal Justice with a Minor in Psychology, cum laude, 2011