Brett Beter - Lawyer in New Orleans, LA

201 Saint Charles Avenue,
New Orleans, LA 70170-5100

Practice Areas

Corporate and Insurance Defense New Orleans, LA Corporate and State Municipal Law Litigation New Orleans, LA Corporate Law New Orleans, LA Commercial and Corporate Litigation New Orleans, LA Complex Commercial and Corporate Litigation New Orleans, LA Corporate and Securities Law New Orleans, LA Corporate Governance Law New Orleans, LA

About the lawyer

Brett Beter is an excellent lawyer from New Orleans, LA. Attorney Brett Beter works in an office located at 201 Saint Charles Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70170-5100. New Orleans lawyer Jared K. Miller will help you solve all issues in the following areas of law: Corporate and Insurance Defense, Corporate and State Municipal Law Litigation, Corporate Law, Commercial and Corporate Litigation, Complex Commercial and Corporate Litigation, Corporate and Securities Law, Corporate Governance Law New Orleans, LA. Brett Beter is the best lawyer in New Orleans, Louisiana state!

Brett Beter is an associate in the Corporate Practice Group. Brett represents public- and private-company clients in a broad range of corporate matters, including (i) complex mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and reorganizations, (ii) corporate governance matters, and (iii) compliance with the disclosure requirements of the securities laws and national securities exchanges. While in law school, Brett was the senior notes and comments editor of the Sports Lawyers Journal, a legal research and writing senior fellow, and the treasurer of the Sports Law Society. As an undergraduate, he was a two-semester portfolio manager for the $2 million Student Managed Investment Fund and also studied international politics at Imperial College in London, England, through Louisiana State University's study abroad program. Prior to joining Jones Walker, Brett completed internships with the Oakland Raiders' football operations department, the New Orleans Saints' legal department, the Port of New Orleans' legal department, US Senator David Vitter, and the Honorable Judge Fredericka Homberg Wicker.