While earning a law degree from Tulane University, Ms. O'Boyle worked part-time in Tulane's Athletic dept and participated on the Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Team and as a student attorney for Tulane's Civil Litigation Clinic. As an undergraduate at the University of Tulsa she was an honor student, four-year letterman and captain of the women's track team and served as president of the Student Athlete Advisory Board. Ms. O'Boyle specializes in tort and corporate business litigation. She is in a unique position because she has had experience working as both a defense attorney and a plaintiff's attorney. She currently maintains a practice in both areas. In 2009, Ms. O’Boyle was elected president of the Greater New Orleans Louis A. Martinet Society, a professional organization with a rich history of supporting African American attorneys in the community.
MEMBERSHIPS & ASSOCIATIONS:
- Naturalization Committee Chair & Choose Law Committee Co-chair for the Young Lawyers Section of the New Orleans Bar Association
- President, Greater New Orleans Louis A. Martinet Society
- Corresponding Secretary for the Louis A. Martinet Society
- Member of NOBA Inns of Court
- Member of the Louisiana Association of Defense Counsel
- Member Federal Bar Association
- Member of National Bar Association
- Member of the Louisiana Bar Association
- Member of the American Bar Association
- Member of the Defense Research Institute
COMMUNITY SERVICE:
- Board member & Volunteer: New Orleans Girl's First (program to encourage self-esteem through activity in underserved girls);
- Board member: Community in Schools of New Orleans (National program developed to help young people stay in school and prepare for life)
Bar Admissions:
Louisiana, 2005
Education:
Tulane University, J.D., 2005
Trial Advocacy Award Recipient
Black Law Student Association - Member
Tulane's Civil Litigation Clinic - Student Attorney
University of Tulsa, B.A., 2000
Dean's & President's Honor Roll (4 years)
Women's Track Team, four-year letterman and team captain