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About Devin Guidry
Devin Guidry is a native of a Breaux Bridge Louisiana where he graduated from Breaux Bridge High school. He later received his bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette in 2013. Following undergrad, Devin earned his Juris Doctor from Southern University Law Center in December of 2017 and was admitted to the Louisiana State Bar in May 2018. Devin joined Gordon McKernan Injury Attorneys in November of 2018 and works out of the Lafayette office. In his free time, he enjoys playing golf, woodworking, fishing, and spending time with his friends, family, and dog.
Education
Southern University Law Center
J.D., 2017
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Louisiana
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