The Patrick Yancey Law Firm specializes in serious personal injury/wrongful death litigation with a high level of commitment and dedication for our clients. We believe in bringing our clients best possible results reliably and respectfully. Our practice is in Houma, Louisiana; however, we represent clients from any state or country in the world. As a law firm, we are distinct and unparalleled because of our experience in handling cases in any of the areas below.
Patrick Yancey has worked as a roustabout and as a petroleum engineer in the offshore oil and gas industry and in other maritime conditions. Thus, we have a hands on understanding of the equipment, technology, and setting (work environment) related to offshore drilling, rigging, and diving.We are an experienced law firm with a comprehensive understanding of what it means to be a roustabout or rigger in the offshore oil and gas industry, including maritime, or to be a Jones Act seaman as a member of the crew and vessel. Our intimate knowledge of the marine work environment in the offshore oil and gas industry uniquely assists us in producing exceptional results for our clients and their families.
The mission of the Patrick Yancey Law Firm is to provide its clients with caring and compassionate services that help with the restoration of health and the receipt of fair and just compensation for its clients’ claims.
What if … you, your family and loved ones could be treated with dignity and respect during this difficult time?
What if … you, your family and loved ones could receive sincere compassion during this difficult time?
You can trust that the Yancey Law Firm will be compassionate and treat you, your family and loved ones with dignity and respect during its handling of your claims so that you, your family and loved ones can focus on your recovery from your injuries.
The Yancey Law Firm is here to serve your needs after you have been injured and need help. Contact the Yancey Law Firm today.
Natural de Houma (Luisiana), Patrick Yancey se licenció en Ingeniería Petrolera por la Universidad Tecnológica de Luisiana. Durante los veranos, trabajó en alta mar como peón para varias empresas de explotación de petróleo y gas.
Tras obtener su título de ingeniero, Yancey trabajó en Mobil Oil como ingeniero de operaciones y como ingeniero de instalaciones, donde pasó mucho tiempo en alta mar supervisando numerosos proyectos. Tras seis años, Yancey dimitió de Mobil Oil y se matriculó en el programa de Doctorado en Derecho de la Universidad Loyola de Nueva Orleans. Se doctoró en Derecho por la Universidad de Loyola y trabajó como asistente jurídico del juez Edward J. Gaidry.
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