Lance Bullock - Liskow & Lewis

Lance is a member of the firm’s Maritime, Oilfield, and Insurance practice group focusing on personal injury litigation and related contractual indemnity disputes. He received his Juris Doctor from Loyola University of New Orleans College of Law in December 2019.

Prior to joining the firm, Lance had a ten-year career in law enforcement and continued to work full-time while in law school. Lance served as a student attorney at the Stuart H. Smith Law Clinic and Center for Social Justice where he represented clients in various employment litigation matters under the supervision of an experienced attorney. He also served the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Eastern District of Louisiana as a volunteer law clerk.

Involvement

Professional

Loyola University New Orleans, Police Officer, 2015-2019
Kenner Police Department, Police Officer, 2009-2015
United States Department of Justice, U.S. Attorney’s Office, Eastern District of Louisiana, Volunteer Law Clerk, 2018
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Clinic, 2018
Loyola Maritime Law Journal, Articles Editor
Phi Delta Phi, International Law Honor Society

Publications

"Fifth Circuit Identifies Potential Conflict with Supreme Court on Jones Act Seaman Test," Liskow & Lewis' The Energy Law Blog, November 18, 2020
"U.S. Fifth Circuit Clarifies 'Substantial Nexus' Test for LHWCA," Liskow & Lewis' The Energy Law Blog, August 19, 2020
Piercing the Transnational Maritime Veil: What Law Applies in Rule B Attachment Proceedings? Loyola Maritime Law Journal, Summer 2018 Edition (17 Loy. Mar. L.J. 267)
Attorneys Not Named in Suit Are Still “Party-In-Interest” Under LHWCA, The Loyola Law Current, September 2016
Snapback: Department of Commerce’s Regulation of Red Snapper Upheld by 5th Circuit, The Loyola Law Current, May 2017

After Hours

“Things I love about living in South Louisiana: fishing, crawfish boils, and spending time with family and friends tailgating for LSU and Saints games. I also enjoy assisting children with neuromuscular diseases through the Muscular Dystrophy Association. I spent many summers volunteering at the summer camp and the cause is near and dear to my heart.”