ELECT BRYCE MURRAY JUDGE FIRST PARISH COURT
Bryce Murray has announced his candidacy for Jefferson Parish’s First Parish Court, Div. Bryce is a graduate of Loyola University-New Orleans, College of Law where he graduated at the very top of his class with designations of magna cm laude, Crowe Scholar, and Law Excellence Awards in Labor Law and Advanced Criminal Justice. Bryce’s current practice is based in his hometown, Metairie, Louisiana, where he represents and consults with individuals and businesses on an array of legal matters. Bryce, because of his exceptional ability to clearly interpret law and apply it to the facts of a matter, is routinely is called on as a consultant and expert by other attorneys in assisting with their trial and litigation strategies from behind the scenes of the case. Prior to opening his own practice, Bryce was an attorney at some of the largest and most prestigious law firms in the state (McGlinchey Stafford, Lemle & Kelleher, and Taggart Morton). Bryce also has an extensive traffic court practice dubbed “Speed Demon Advocates.”
This practice has allowed Bryce to hand traffic matters throughout the region including First Parish Court, Baton Rouge, New Orleans, St. Johns, Plaquemines and other courts. This practice has provided Bryce with great insight not only to the law, but also to the best practices by the courts in handling these matters— experience that will translate well for him as a Parish Court Judge. Bryce is the only candidate for First Parish Court that is so highly decorated for his excellence in law. He is AV-Preeminent rated by Martindale-Hubbell (the highest possible rating). Martindale awarded this AV rating on their first review of Bryce’s practice when he was only 33 years old—a major distinction. New Orleans CityBusiness selected him as one of fifty Leaders in Law in 2010. During the same year, Jefferson Life Magazine’s “Best of” list awarded him “Best Attorney” in Jefferson Parish. Bryce has also appeared on the SuperLawyers list for Louisiana in 2012, 2013, and soon 2015. Finally, Avvo.com has rated him “Superb, 10 out of 10” as a lawyer. Bryce’s accomplishments are a direct result of his deeply caring for his clients and community and his profoundly insightful judgment and analytical skills— qualities that will serve him well as Judge for division B of First Parish Court.
