Gregory Michael Anding

About Gregory Michael Anding

Gregory Michael Anding is a lawyer practicing class action litigation, construction, energy and 7 other areas of law. Gregory received a B.S. degree from Louisiana State University in 1992, and has been licensed for 31 years. Gregory practices at Kean Miller LLP in Baton Rouge, LA.

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Areas of Law

  • Energy
  • Personal Injury
  • Other 8
    • Class Action Litigation
    • Construction
    • Expropriation, Land Use and Wetlands Loss
    • Hearing Loss Defense
    • Asbestos, Occupational Exposure and Toxic Tort Litigation
    • Oil, Gas and Pipelines
    • Toxic Tort Litigation
    • Oil & Gas

Practice Details

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  • Firm Information
    Position
    Partner
    Firm Name
    Kean Miller LLP
  • Representative Cases & Transactions
    Cases
    Published Decisions: James Clifford Arrant, 2015 WL 2082431
    -So.3d -, 2013-2878 (La. 5/5/15): l
    mark Louisiana Supreme Court ruling that occupational noise-induced hearing loss claims are barred in tort on the basis of worker's compensation exclusivity.
    Malcolm LeBlanc, 513 F.Supp.2d 641 (E.D. La 6/18/2007)
    275 Fed.Appx. 319 (5th Cir. 4/22/2008) (vacated
    rem
    ed for reconsideration
    2009 WL 3837397 (E.D. La. 11/13/2009)
    396 Fed.Appx. 94 (5th Cir. 9/23/2010)(affirmed): excluding plaintiff's causation expert
    dismissing plaintiff's claim in benzene personal injury suit.
    Acadian Gas Pipeline System v. Nunley, 77 So. 3d 457 (La. App. 2 Cir. 11/2/11)
    80 So. 3d 487, 2011-2680 (La. 2/10/12) (writ denied), finding in favor of Acadian Gas Pipeline on Nunley's route selection challenges.
    Exxon Mobil Pipeline Co. v. Union Pacific R. Co., 35 So. 3d 192, 2009-1629 (La. 3/16/10), wherein the Louisiana Supreme Court clearly set forth the principle that necessary in the context of expropriation refers to the necessity of the purpose for the expropriation, not the necessity for a specific location.
    Exxon Pipeline Company v. LeBlanc, 2000-C-2559 (La. 10/05/01), 796 So. 2d 665
    Exxon Pipeline Company v. Hill, 2000-C-2535 c/w 2000-C-2559 (La. 5/15/01), 788 So. 2d 1154, which established the appropriate method for the determination of just compensation in pipeline expropriation cases in Louisiana.
    Representative Experience: Hearing Loss Litigation
    L
    mark decision by the Louisiana Supreme Court, holding that gradual hearing loss tort claims against employers are barred because those claims are compensable under the Louisiana Workers Compensation Act ( the Act ) as an occupational disease under the Act's post-1975 definition of that term,
    as an accident under the Act's pre-1990 definition of that term

Experience

  • Bar Admission & Memberships
    Admissions
    1995, Louisiana
    2019, Texas
    Memberships

    Memberships
    •Baton Rouge, Louisiana State and American Bar Associations
    Defense Research Institute

    Baton Rouge Bar Associations

    Louisiana State Bar Association

    American Bar Association

    Defense Research Institute

  • Education & Certifications
    Law School
    LSU Law Center
    Class of 1995
    J.D.
    Other Education
    Louisiana State University
    Class of 1992
    B.S.
    summa cum laude
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