Talbot, Carmouche & Marcello

10/16/2026

The best partnerships start with something in common.

For us, that means believing in Louisiana, caring about its people, and wanting to help make our state an even better place to call home. We’re proud to work with Whit Weeks, who shares that vision.

10/07/2026

If historic oil and gas operations affected your property, you may have more options than you think. You may also have less time than you think.

Act 312 provides important protections for landowners facing legacy contamination. But the window to preserve those protections closes September 1, 2027.

We break down the pros, cons and critical deadlines Louisiana landowners need to know before filing. Read the full blog:

Filing a Legacy litigation claim in Louisiana? Understand the pros, cons, and Act 312 deadline before it’s too late. Talbot, Carmouche & Marcello can help.

10/05/2026

From the woods to the field, Louisiana has traditions that bring people together and values that stand the test of time. We’re proud to share, respect, and be part of them at Talbot, Carmouche & Marcello.

09/24/2026

Louisiana is a special place. From our coast and bayous to the land we call home, there’s a lot to love here. Oil and gas is part of our story, too. Protecting what makes Louisiana special means making sure companies are accountable for what they left behind.

09/22/2026

When it comes to Commercial Litigation in Louisiana, experience and peer respect matter most. And our very own, A. Paul LeBlanc Jr.'s, selection to The Best Lawyers in America® for Commercial Litigation reflects both. It’s a well-deserved recognition for someone who has built a career on experience, advocacy, and a commitment to excellence for his clients.

We’re proud to celebrate this accomplishment alongside him. Congrats A. Paul LeBlanc, Jr.!

09/16/2026

You don’t keep a legacy by taking it for granted. You protect it. You respect it. And you do your part to leave it better than you found it.

That’s a value we share in the outdoors, in our community, and in the way we fight for the people we represent. It’s one of the reasons we’re proud to partner with Whit Weeks—someone who understands the responsibility that comes with having a platform and the impact you can make with it.

09/09/2026

When industrial activity has left your property impacted by contamination, the consequences extend far beyond cleanup. That’s why understanding how loss of use damages recognized by Louisiana courts are calculated is critical to pursuing a complete recovery.

Swipe through for a quick breakdown of what it means and what you can recover, and if you suspect oil and gas operations impacted your property, reach out for a free case review.

09/04/2026

Claire's Promise, Inc. was founded in memory of Claire Zeller, daughter of our longtime colleague and friend, Happy Zeller. Its mission is to raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving, and we at TCM are proud to support its work.

On October 3, Triad Electric will host Court for a Cause at Court to Table in Baton Rouge, bringing the community together for a pickleball and co****le tournament benefiting Claire’s Promise.

For Happy and her family this work is personal. The Zellers, their family, Claire's friends, and TCM won't stop telling her story. Every conversation it starts is one that could keep another family whole.

Register to play or find sponsorship opportunities at courtforacause.square.site.

Visit clairespromise.com to learn more about our work.

08/28/2026

Congrats to Whit Weeks on being awarded No. 7—one of LSU’s most storied numbers, reserved for players who lead by example and compete with relentless effort.

It’s a fitting recognition for someone who brings so much more to the game than what shows up on the stat sheet. He’s earned this honor play after play, and we’re proud to celebrate him and to have shared in just a small part of his journey. We can’t wait for the season ahead. Let’s go, Whit!

06/10/2026

Congratulations to Brandon Fremin, our Managing Director. Well deserved honor.

Congratulations to Brandon Fremin on his induction into the Louisiana Justice Hall of Fame.

Brandon has dedicated his career to Louisiana - from leading my Criminal Division at the Attorney General’s Office, to serving as President Trump's U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Louisiana, to his current role on the Louisiana Board of Ethics. His commitment to justice, integrity, and the rule of law makes him truly deserving of this honor.

Louisiana is proud to celebrate this well-earned recognition!