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John Houghtaling offered post-Hurricane Sandy advice on how to deal with insurance companies to a crowd of about 300 residents and business owners.
Long Beach residents concerned about rebuilding their homes after the devastation of Hurricane Sandy can hear from a New Orleans attorney with plenty of experience in hurricane damage.
Storm Recovery Specialists to Share Info on Assessing Property Damage, Fighting Insurance Companies & Finding Help at Long Beach Hurricane Sandy Meeting
Hurricane Katrina Lawyer John W. Houghtaling to Share Knowledge About Fighting Insurance Companies in the Wake of Hurricane Sandy
Following the favorable response at Hurricane Sandy Recovery Night, the Town of Huntington will open the Building and Housing Department to answer questions and process permit applications for repairing damage caused by the storm.

Lawyers, Guns and Money

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Article By: Matt Labash
Publisher: The Weekly Standard
Published On: 2/1/1998

Wendell Gauthier loves to smile. Sure, the most renowned class-action lawyer in New Orleans possesses many other trademarks. He has full-bodied Atticus Finch hair, and he's tailored like a mogul from Milan. With a soft Cajun accent, he's a fount of country-lawyer malapropisms (he says his old friend Edwin Edwards, the frequently indicted former governor of Louisiana, has a "photogenic mind"). But Gauthier's defining characteristic is the infectious, perpetual, coprophagous grin. Indeed, an opposing lawyer once objected to a judge that Wendell Gauthier smiled too often. With his track record, who wouldn't?