Lance C. McCardle

About Lance

Lance McCardle is a dogged, diligent advocate for his clients—evidenced by the number of thank you notes sent from clients who are ever grateful for his work in recovering their investment losses. His clients appreciate his candor upfront regarding the strengths and weaknesses of their case and the on-going advice as their case progresses. Lance will not be out worked by opposing counsel, and he is unwilling to compromise unless he believes his clients are receiving the best possible outcome. Lance practices in the areas of securities arbitration and litigation, environmental law, and general commercial litigation. Lance regularly represents investors (both individuals and institutions) in claims against their brokers, investment advisors, and/or investment banks in court or in arbitration proceedings administered by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (”FINRA“). Lance also represents several landowners in claims against oil and gas companies for damage and land loss caused by oil and gas operations. Lance is a member of the ABA Securities Law Committee and serves on the Securities Arbitration Subcommittee. Lance is a fellow of the Louisiana Bar Foundation and a member of the Louisiana State, Federal, American, and Public Investor Arbitration Bar Associations. He serves on the editorial board of the PIABA Bar Journal. He has taught litigation skills classes at Loyola University College of Law and Media Law at Tulane University. He has represented criminal defendants on a pro bono basis, is a member of the St. Thomas More Inn of Court, and is a former Director of the Younger Lawyers Division of the New Orleans Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.

Practice Areas

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Education

• Loyola University New Orleans, J.D., graduated 2005

Bar Admissions

• Louisiana, 2005

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