About Bill
Bill Cherbonnier earned his Juris Doctor from Tulane University in 1973. He built a profession in personal practice after finishing law program and has since been an ordinary presence in Louisiana’s consumer law network. His legal training at Tulane set the groundwork for a tradition oriented around everyday legal problems rather than company things.
He practices law in Louisiana and has maintained workplaces on each the Eastbank and Westbank of the New Orleans metropolitan area. His day-to-day work is in personal practice, representing people in things that often touch on shopper protections and debt relief. He also spends time volunteering his abilities; he has served as a volunteer with the New Orleans Pro Bono Project.
Cherbonnier’s expert affiliations sketch out the contours of his practice. He is a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyers and the National Association of Consumer Advocates. He also belongs to the Louisiana Association for Justice. Within the Louisiana State Bar Association he has taken on management roles; he serves as an officer in the Consumer Protection Section and has served on the Legislation Committee.
Clients and colleagues describe him as continuous and practical. He has a tendency to take on cases methodically. He is known for specializing in consumer bankruptcy and associated consumer safety claims, regions where statutes and process frequently dictate outcomes. His approach is grounded in the rules and in established practice rather than in headline-looking for legal proceedings.
Outside the courtroom he contributes time to community legal offerings. His volunteer work with the New Orleans Pro Bono Project connects him to regimen however essential legal needs within the community. That work complements his personal practice and keeps him close to the everyday legal matters that have an effect on residents across the region.
Cherbonnier maintains a local footprint whilst staying connected to national groups that follow bankruptcy and consumer law developments. He participates in expert organizations that provide updates, persevering with education and coverage dialogue, and he brings that realistic data back to his clients.
He currently handles shopper insolvency and consumer safety matters in personal practice.
