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Claitor, Daniel A

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Dan tried his first jury trial, the defense of a manslaughter case, as a senior in law school in the fall of 1986. That year he was awarded the 1986-1987 Charles C. Foti, Jr. Award for Excellence in the Field of Criminal Justice. After graduation, Dan returned to the courtroom as an Assistant District Attorney in Orleans Parish. He prosecuted thousands of cases that ranged from child support issues to murder. Since leaving the District Attorney’s Office in 1990, Dan has been self-employed. Collectively, Dan has tried more than 100 admiralty, civil and criminal jury trials.

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General Info: OUR offices are located in baton rouge AT 7520 Perkins road. However. We represent people and business through OUT the state of louisiana.
Location: Bols De Chene Shopping Plz
Neighborhood: Highlands-Perkins
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Phone: (225) 757-0159

Address: 7520 Perkins Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70808

Website: http://www.danclaitor.com

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Claitor, Daniel A

Child Support
Dan tried his first jury trial, the defense of a manslaughter case, as a senior in law school in the fall of 1986. That year he was awarded the 1986-1987 Charles C. Foti, Jr. Award for Excellence in the Field of Criminal Justice. After graduation, Dan returned to the courtroom as an Assistant District Attorney in Orleans Parish. He prosecuted thousands of cases that ranged from child support issues to murder. Since leaving the District Attorney’s Office in 1990, Dan has been self-employed. Collectively, Dan has tried more than 100 admiralty, civil and criminal jury trials.

Criminal Defense
Social media accounts are an ever more growing part of peoples’ lives. In todays world, Individuals will have multiple social media accounts, such as Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, etc. For people that end up in litigation, either in a car accident, business dispute or just about any other matter that will take you to court, can expect that each and every social media account will be sought after by insurance companies and other attorneys. In litigation, both civil and criminal, parties view social media accounts as a potential treasure trove of information and will fight for access to your account. These disputes over social media accounts are a growing occurrence and the courts have started to address the issue. In reaching a decision, courts have attempted to strike a balance between competing interest. Louisiana Courts frequently rule that complete and unlimited access to social media accounts is not allowed. However, courts will allow some access to social media accounts. Frequently the access is limited in time and information sought that is directly relevant to the case at hand. Therefore, it is important to consider what you post on your social media accounts, particularly following an incident or encounter that might be construed to be criminal. Attorneys will try to access and obtain information from your social media accounts in any litigation you are directly involved in. In criminal matters, investigators may attempt to cajole you into allowing them to review your device. If you don’t cooperate, which is your right, the government may seek to get approval to search your device via a search warrant.
DUI/DWI
Oct 19, 2020 | Uncategorized Why getting a DWI is not a drunk driver’s only concern A DWI (or impaired driving) is not just a criminal conduct concern. Punitive or exemplary damages loom large when an impaired driver injuries third parties and passengers. Imagine you are driving home after...
Wrongful Death
A family member’s death is always a tragedy. When a loved one dies because of another person’s fault, you might be able to receive compensation. Under Louisiana’s wrongful death law, certain family members can recover for their losses caused by a loved one’s death. Under Louisiana's survival law, certain family members may recover for the loved one's pre-death pain and suffering.
Sex Crimes
Damages caused by criminal sexual activity occurring during childhood (includes another statute about damages caused by child pornography);
Misdemeanors
The justice system can be overwhelming for anybody, including those arrested for a misdemeanor. Calling an attorney is an important first step after you are arrested. A lawyer will represent your best interests in court and make sure your rights and liberties are respected. Furthermore, an attorney will help you feel more comfortable with the legal process. We encourage you to call our office if you have been arrested for a misdemeanor such as Possession of Marijuana, Driving While Intoxicated, Trespassing, Criminal Mischief.
Drug Crimes
Our attorneys are experienced in representing people arrested for non-violent felonies, including drug charges. An attorney will represent your best interests in court, help you protect your personal rights and liberties, and will also make sure you understand the justice system (which can feel overwhelming). Therefore, it is important to get in touch with a lawyer as soon as possible after you are arrested.
Assault
Murder
Manslaughter

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Business Disputes Contrary to popular belief, the most common law suit is a business against business claim. I represent small businesses in their disputes.

Personal Injury
Maritime personal injury claims are complicated. I have yet to come across an easy one. Who is entitled to recover is dictated in large part by what type of marine work they do and where the events causing the injury take place. Maritime personal injury claims are not restricted to marine workers alone. Claim are frequently made by vessel passengers and pleasure boaters.
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