Connor Weldon

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Connor Weldon: Attorney with Burns Charest LLP

Biography

Connor joined Burns Charest in 2023 after graduating cum laude from Tulane University Law School. While at Tulane, Connor served as the Senior Notes & Comments Editor for the Tulane Maritime Law Journal and served as an executive chair for the Tulane International Baseball Arbitration Competition. During law school, he interned with the Jefferson County Public Defender’s Office.

A native Alabamian, Connor graduated cum laude from Auburn University, where he studied Political Science and Business and had the pleasure of serving as a student recruiter for the Auburn University football team.

In his free time, Connor enjoys cooking, reading, and spending time with his dog Cooper.

Publications

Authored the published comment, Bridging the Gap: A Discussion of Cross-Border Insolvency Theories and Why Universal Proceduralism Could Reconcile Cross-Border Insolvency and Admiralty, 47 Tul. Mar. L.J. 287.
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Areas of Practice (1)

  • Litigation

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Auburn University, B.A., cum laude, 2020
Law School Attended:
Tulane University Law School, J.D., cum laude, 2023
Year of First Admission:
2023
Admission:
2023, Texas
Memberships:
State Bar of Texas
ISLN:
1001379584

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945-212-3527  Phone

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