About Jaime
When Jaime Duguay enters a courthouse, his preparation precedes him. He combines liberal arts education from Emory University with a law degree from New York Law School. The blend of records and political science followed by legal study gives him an addiction of parsing context and precedent earlier than any argument begins.
Duguay completed his undergraduate research at Emory in 2002, earning a B.A. in history and political science. He went on to receive his J.D. from New York Law School. Those years laid the groundwork for a profession that spans more than one states and federal venues. He has constructed practice capabilities that match the geographic range of his admissions.
He is admitted in both Georgia and New York and holds admission to several federal courts. That list includes the Middle and Northern Districts of Georgia, the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, and the eleventh Circuit. These credentials allow him to handle things that pass from state filings to federal dockets and to take instances into appellate proceedings when needed.
Duguay is part of QUINTAIROS, PRIETO, WOOD & BOYER. At the firm he works on things that require awareness throughout jurisdictions. His work involves preparing filings for state and federal courts, managing procedural requirements in more than one districts, and addressing appellate steps within the eleventh Circuit when suitable. Colleagues describe him as methodical. He has a tendency to prefer careful briefing and attention to the document.
Clients and opposing counsel see him as realistic in strategy. He lays out the legal panorama plainly and frames alternatives in procedural in addition to substantive terms. He has developed a practice rhythm that reflects his twin-state admissions: dealing with things in Georgia whilst additionally accepting work that brings New York regulation into play. He is comfortable shifting between trial-degree approach and the requirements of federal court process.
He keeps ties to both regions where he is licensed and continues to simply accept instances that require cross-jurisdictional work. His current practice makes a speciality of representing clients in state and federal courts throughout Georgia and New York.
