Experienced Shreveport-Bossier City Personal Injury Attorneys Who Treat You Like Family
For more than 40 years, the law firm of Rice & Kendig has been helping people when they get hurt in a car or truck accident in Shreveport-Bossier City and throughout North Louisiana. We truly care about our clients and devote all our knowledge, skills and resources toward getting a great result every time. As a client of Rice & Kendig, you’ll be treated like family and know your case is being handled by a team who understands what you are going through and is committed to getting you the help and compensation you need and deserve. If you are looking for a law firm with the compassion to help you through this trying time and the dedication to achieve success, then you’ve found a home at Rice & Kendig.
Our law firm has over 40 years of experience handling personal injury and wrongful death cases in Shreveport-Bossier City and North Louisiana, including a great deal of jury trial experience. Your case may not go to trial; most cases don’t. But when insurance companies know they are up against a law firm that goes to trial and wins, they are more likely to settle out of court for a fair amount, without playing games or trying to lowball a settlement. After handling thousands of cases like yours, we know how much your case is worth and how to work toward getting the full value of your claim.
From your first consultation with Rice & Kendig, you’ll meet with your attorney personally, and that’s who you’ll get to represent you. You won’t have to worry about having your case handed off to a junior associate with lesser experience or a non-attorney case manager. Our Shreveport injury lawyers are here for you whenever you need us.
Call Rice & Kendig for help with any personal injury or wrongful death matter in Shreveport-Bossier City or North Louisiana. Below are just some of the firm’s main areas of practice.
About Rice & Kendig
We are personal injury lawyers located in Shreveport, Louisiana. Rice & Kendig have represented clients in Shreveport, Bossier City and throughout North Louisiana and East Texas for over 30 years. We are dedicated to serving our clients. We have built our careers on helping injured clients and their families make the best possible physical recovery and get financial results. When you call Rice & Kendig, you will speak with your lawyer from the first meeting and throughout your case. Every client matters at Rice & Kendig.
We are trial lawyers. Our lawyers have tried hundreds of cases to judgment and verdict, resulting in the recovery of millions of dollars on behalf of our clients, including many individual awards in excess of a million dollars each. Because of our willingness to go to trial, we have the respect of judges and the attorneys for the insurance companies. We have extensive experience and resources to help our clients obtain the best medical and mental health treatment. We have also worked with experts from all over the country to help tell the story of our cases.
We work on a contingency fee basis, which means that we get paid out of what we recover for you from settlement or judgment at the end of the case. We don’t get paid if we don’t recover for you. We also offer free consultations.
Rice & Kendig is a local firm. We live in this community and are committed to local causes. We have been privileged to partner with many local churches, schools and charities over the past 30-plus years.
Our firm has the largest reported jury verdict in Louisiana for Fibromyalgia, Kessler v. Southmark Corp., No. 25,941-CA (La. App. 2 Cir. 9/21/94); 643 So.2d 345; and at the time of judgment, the largest jury verdict for wrongful death, McGrail v. Lee, No. 35,756-CA (La. App. 2 Cir. 04/03/02); 814 So.2d 729.
Other significant cases include Perkins v. McDow, Nos. 92-C-2192 and 92-C-2709 (La. 02/22/93); 615 So.2d 312, reversal of “second permittee” rule by the Louisiana Supreme Court and Haynes v. Shumake, 582 So.2d 959 (La. App. 2 Cir. 06/19/91) which required uninsured motorist carriers to conduct their own investigation, rather than requiring the insured to furnish a never-ending list of proof.
