C. Locke Meredith Jr.

Locke Meredith was born in Baton Rouge, La. on December 8, 1960. He attended Louisiana State University where he received his B.S. in 1983 and a J.D. in 1987.

Bar Admissions Louisiana, 1987 U.S. District Court Middle District of Louisiana, 1988 U.S. Court of Appeals 1st Circuit, 1988 U.S. Court of Appeals 5th Circuit, 1988

Louisiana State University Law Center, Baton Rouge, Louisiana J.D. – 1987

Louisiana State University B.S. – 1983

In 1987, Mr. Meredith was admitted to the bar of Louisiana where he practiced before the Louisiana and United States District Court, First Circuit (1988). Mr. Meredith has also had the privilege to practice before the United States Courts of Appeals, Fifth Circuit (1988), and the United States District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana.

Million Dollar Advocates Forum, Member

Louisiana State Bar Association, Member

Baton Rouge Bar Association, Member

American Bar Association, Member

American Association for Justice, Member

National Association Of Distinguished Counsel- Nations Top One Percent, Member

Louisiana Trial Lawyers Association, Member

Super Lawyers: 2008, 2010, 2012 – 2013

Headers of Locke Meredith’s Law Firm in the News:

• A Man is Awarded $15.5 Million Over Accident
• B.R. Crash Award Tops $15 Million
• Jury Awards $16.5 Million to Accident Victim, Family
• Waste-Disposal Process Costs Firm $8.2 M
• EBR Jury Awards Man $5.4 Million
• Woman Hit by Vehicle Settles Suit
• Man Injured in Wreck Settles for $1.2 Million
• Agency Amends Tax Break Plans
• Police Beating Case Settled
• Man Wins $8.2 Million in Damages

19.4 Million– Brain Damage Injury– Our Client (Louisiana Resident) Was Injured in Automobile Accident When Struck by an 18 Wheeler. He (The Plaintiff) Suffered Severe Brain Damage.
16.4 Million– Chemical Exposure Injury – Our Client (Louisiana Resident) Was Exposed to Toxic Chemicals While Working as a Contractor at an Industrial Factory.
11.2 Million – Brain Damage Injury – Our Client (Louisiana Resident) Suffered a Brain as Well as Other Severe Injuries. Insufficient Liability Insurance: Thus, Pursued and Obtained Recovery from Employer’s UM (Underinsured/uninsured) Insurance Company.
10.5 Million – Insurance Bad Faith – Our Client (Louisiana Resident) Suffered Severe Brain Injury and Despite Sufficient Proof of Loss, the Liability Insurance Company Negligently and in Bad Faith Refused to Pay its 1 Million Dollar Liability Limits to Our Client. Bad Faith Suit Was Filed Against the Liability Insurer, Who Ultimately Settled for 10.5 Million Dollars.
7.2 Million – Brain Damage Injury – Our Client (Louisiana Resident) Was Injured While Working as a Contractor at an Industrial Plant, and He Suffered Severe Brain Injury 7.2 Million – Medical Malpractice – In this Medical Malpractice Case, Our Client (Louisiana Resident), a 14 Year Old Child, Had Her Leg Amputated as a Result of the Negligence of Both an Orthopedic and a Vascular Surgeon.                              3.09 Million – Spine Injury – Our Client (a Louisiana Resident) was involved in a motor vehicle collision. As a result he suffered significant injuries including: cervical, lumbar and thoracic spine; Lacerated Liver; Lacerated/Torn bowel; Severe knee injuries (including torn ligaments); Right arm injuries; Severe left leg injuries; and contusions to the chest & abdomen.                                                                                                       3.0 Million – Chemical Lung Damage – Our Client (Louisiana Resident) Was Exposed to Toxic Chemicals That Caused Permanent Damage to Plaintiff’s Lungs.
2.0 Million – Brain & Spine Injury – Our Client (Baton Rouge, La Resident) Was Injured in Automobile Accident When the Vehicle (In Which He Was a Back Seat Passenger) Was Violently Struck in the Rear by an 18 Wheeler. He (The Plaintiff) Suffered Five (5) Fractured Vertebrae in His Neck.
1.75 Million – Jones Act / Ship Injury – Our Client (Louisiana Resident)was Injured in an Offshore Accident.
1.75 Million – Severe Leg Damage – Our Client (Louisiana Resident) Suffered Severe Leg Injuries in While Working on a Barge.
1.6 Million – Spine & Disc Injury – Our Client (A Louisiana Resident) Was Injured in Automobile Accident When the Vehicle She Was Driving Was Violently Struck in the Rear by an 18 Wheeler. She (The Plaintiff) Suffered Significant Cervical and Lumbar Disc Injuries.
1.5 Million – Chemical Exposure Injury – Our Clients (Louisiana Residents) Were Exposed to Toxic Chemicals.
1.4 Million – Brain Damage & Disc Injury – Our Client (Louisiana Resident) Suffered Brain and Cervical Injuries in a Motor Vehicle Collision. A Consent Judgment Was Entered into by the Defendant in the Amount of 1.4 Million Dollars (Including Legal Interest).
1.35 Million – Spine & Disc Injury – ROBERT KYGER NEED SUMMARY
1.32 Million – Spine & Disc Injury – Our Client(a Louisiana Resident and an Elderly Woman) Was Severely Injured in an Automobile Accident When Struck Walking Across a Roadway.
1.25 Million – Spine & Disc Injury – Our Client (Louisiana Resident) Was Injured in an Automobile Accident, and the Defendant Did Not Have Enough Liability Insurance to Fully Compensate Our Client.
1.08 Million – Brain & Disc Injury – Our Client (Louisiana Resident) Suffered Severe Injuries When He Fell 25 Feet from a Defective Catwalk/bridge, While in the Course and Scope of His Employment.
1.08 Million – Electrocution – Our Client (Mississippi Resident) Suffered Severe Leg Injuries While Working on a Tugboat Operating on the Mississippi River.

Locke Meredith considers it an honor and privilege to serve individuals and families in need. He does this in the professional realm, by bringing passion and empathy to each case, as well as serving others outside of his legal profession.

Some ministeries Locke Meredith supports are: