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About Madison Rowland
Madison Rowland is originally from Mandeville, Louisiana. She earned her undergraduate degree from Louisiana State University and received her Juris Doctor and Graduate Diploma in Comparative Law from the Paul M. Hebert Law Center. Madison has experience in complex civil litigation matters including personal injury, wrongful death, toxic torts, and products liability, as well as criminal defense and post-conviction relief, and has served on trial teams in multiple civil jury trials resulting in multi-million-dollar verdicts and settlements for plaintiffs. Prior to joining the firm, she worked with the Louisiana Parole Project, representing clients serving life-without-parole sentences and advocating for their release through executive clemency. Madison is admitted to practice in all Louisiana state courts and the U.S. District Courts for the Middle and Western Districts of Louisiana.
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Barber Brothers was reopening an I-10 exit in LaPlace after a night of asphalt work. Its supervisor was backing an F-250 against traffic along a shoulder so narrow that the truck's left front tire sat over the fog line in the live lane. Frank Cushenberry hit it at 65 mph in a box truck and left the road with a traumatic brain injury.
David Stauder Jr., a union pipefitter, was exposed to asbestos at Louisiana industrial plants including Union Carbide's facility in Taft through the 1960s and 1970s. He was diagnosed with mesothelioma in his seventies and died within two months, on April 30, 2015. His two daughters tried the case against Union Carbide, the last defendant standing, and in December 2021 a New Orleans jury returned $10,354,620.31 and assigned Union Carbide 20 percent of the fault. The judgment against it came to about $6.19 million, and it survived two rounds in the Fourth Circuit and a Louisiana Supreme Court vacatur before the writ was finally denied in April 2025.
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