Have you recently learned that the Archdiocese of New Orleans is not responsible for the sexual abuse you suffered by clergy in the New Orleans area? Several Catholic institutions, including St. Paul’s of Covington, Christian Brothers, St. Augustine and others, operate independently of the New Orleans Diocese. Survivors of past childhood sexual abuse can still… Read More
Frank Lamothe – Best Lawyers 2027 Honor
Frank E. Lamothe, III has been selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© 2027 for Personal Injury – Plaintiff. This marks 33 years that Mr. Lamothe has been included, making him one of a select group of attorneys to receive this recognition nationwide. The Best Lawyers in America© attorneys are recognized by their… Read More
Frank Lamothe 2026 Louisiana Super Lawyer
Lamothe Law Firm is proud to announce that Frank Lamothe has been named to the 2026 Louisiana Super Lawyers list for Plaintiff Personal Injury. This marks his 19th consecutive year receiving this distinction. Super Lawyers identifies top attorneys through a rigorous, patented process that combines peer nominations and independent research. Each candidate is measured across 12 categories of professional achievement… Read More
USA Cycling’s Safe Sport Program
USA Cycling’s Safe Sport Program USA Cycling is a self-funded nonprofit that depends on its community rather than the federal government. Their work — from local youth racing to the Olympic podium — is made possible by your membership, private gifts, and USOPC grants. By joining, you directly invest in the growth and competitive success… Read More
Frank Lamothe Selected to 2026 Lawdragon Leading Plaintiff Lawyers
We are incredibly proud to announce that Frank Lamothe has been recognized again by the Lawdragon team to their 2026 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers guide for his exceptional legal work. This honor is a testament to his tireless advocacy and his ability to guide clients through the most challenging legal hurdles. The Lawdragon… Read More
New Orleans Archbishop Apologizes to Abuse Survivors
New Orleans archbishop apologizes to abuse survivors as settlement takes effect National Catholic Reporter, reported by Gina Christian Archbishop Gregory Aymond of New Orleans has released an official apology to abuse survivors within the archdiocese, following the court’s approval last month of a $230 million settlement that concludes a five-year bankruptcy process. “With this… Read More
In Prison for Murdering an Abusive Priest
Two half-brothers, in prison for killing a priest, tell a story of abuse in New Orleans by Jason Berry, National Catholic Reporter “Some 660 alleged survivors have claims against the New Orleans Archdiocese in its long bankruptcy. Attorneys Frank Lamothe III and Kristi Schubert have 75 clients. Twenty-three of them are prisoners; most allege… Read More
Frank Lamothe: The settlement has been six years in the making
“‘I still think it’s unfair:’ Clergy sex abuse victim says settlement falls short, calls for more accountability” written by Andrew Epperson, Louisiana First News “Hundreds of child sex abuse victims who said the Catholic Church protected their abusers may be one step closer to some semblance of justice after a settlement was agreed to last… Read More
Archdiocese of New Orleans Settlement Approved
Abuse survivors ‘overwhelmingly’ approve church settlement by David Hammer / WWL Louisiana Investigator, Ramon Antonio Vargas / The Guardian Survivors of clergy child sexual abuse and other creditors overwhelmingly approved a $230 million bankruptcy settlement with the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The deal was accepted by a nearly unanimous 99.63% of creditors, meeting the midnight… Read More
Frank Lamothe In Argentina for ABOTA
Building Bridges Across Continents: ABOTA in Argentina Frank Lamothe and 250 other legal professionals converged in Buenos Aires last week for a historic, two-day seminar on civil jury trials. Co-organized by the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) and the Argentine Association of Trial by Jury (AAJJ), the event aimed to promote the jury system,… Read More
