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J.
Fredrick Kessenich
Mr. Kessenich
is a Senior Partner and manages the firm’s
Admiralty Group. He specializes in admiralty and maritime,
commercial litigation and commercial transactions. In
his 27 years of experience he has specialized principally
in the defense of maritime litigation; both brown and
blue water personal injury and death, collision, towage,
marine insurance coverage, contractual and charter disputes,
dredging and pipeline damage. He has broad experience
in maritime commercial transactions, charters and other
related areas, particularly with respect to the offshore
oil and gas industry throughout the Gulf Coast. He has
represented a diverse range of maritime interests in
the ocean and inland towing, shipping, oilfield service,
stevedoring, terminal operations, offshore construction
and dredging industries. He is approved as counsel and
coverage counsel for nearly all major domestic marine
insurers both in the defense of maritime litigation and
recovery actions through subrogation. He has spoken at
seminars sponsored by the Greater New Orleans Barge Fleeting
Association on the subjects of marine insurance coverage,
contractual indemnity and limitation of liability.
Mr. Kessenich received his B.A. from Rice University
and his J.D. from the Tulane University School of Law.
He is admitted to the Louisiana (1978) and Texas Bars
(1994) and in numerous State Courts and Federal District
and Appellate Courts throughout Louisiana, Texas and
the Gulf Coast Region. He is also admitted to the United
States Supreme Court. Mr. Kessenich is a member of the
Maritime Law Association of the United States, the Louisiana
Association of Defense Counsel, the Mariner's Club of
the Port of New Orleans and the Offshore Marine Service
Association.
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