Areas of Practice
- Admiralty & Maritime
- Appellate Litigation
- Business & Commercial Litigation
- Construction
- Disaster Preparedness & Recovery
- Insurance Coverage
- Products Liability
Education
- Loyola University New Orleans College of Law, J.D., 2003, summa cum laude; Member, Loyola Law Review; William L. Crowe, Sr., Scholar, 2003; Brief Writer/Oralist, Moot Court Spring Evidence Team; Staff Member, Moot Court; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 2003; Two–Time Recipient, International Academy of Trial Lawyers Student Advocacy Award; Recipient, Loyola Law Review Best Comment Award, 2002–2003; Recipient, Outstanding Scholastic Achievement Award
- Louisiana State University, B.A., 2000; Recipient, National Merit Scholarship
Bar Admissions
- Louisiana, 2003
Court Admissions
- 5th Cir., 2003
- E.D. La., 2003
- M.D. La., 2003
- W.D. La., 2003
professionalsBio
Bill Wynne is a partner in the firm's Admiralty & Maritime Practice Group. Mr. Wynne began his career at Jones Walker in fall 2004 after serving as law clerk to the Honorable Helen Ginger Berrigan, Chief Judge, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana. His practice is predominantly litigation-oriented, with an emphasis on admiralty and maritime matters as well as in insurance coverage, tort, and commercial litigation. Mr. Wynne also has experience handling mass tort, class action, and environmental claims.
Noteworthy
- AV® Peer Review Rating in Martindale-Hubbell
News
- Jones Walker Sponsors Dancing for Dystrophy
- Jones Walker Announces New Partners and Board of Directors Members; Two New Practice Leaders Selected
- Jones Walker Attorneys Participate in New Orleans Bar & Grille
- Jones Walker Named to New Orleans CityBusiness’ Innovators of the Year 2006
- Wynne Publishes Loyola Law Review Article
Publications
- "Seaman's Manslaughter: A Potential Sea of Troubles for the Maritime Defendant and a Clever Mechanism for Taking Arms Against the Slings and Arrows of Maritime Plaintiffs"
50 Loyola Law Review 869, 2004 - Note, "In re Medical Review Panel for the Claim of Maria Moses: The Supreme Court Parts a Red Sea of Questions—The Doctrine of Continued Tort Applied to Medical Malpractice Claims"
47 Loyola Law Review 1605, 2002
Memberships
- American Bar Association
- Dancing For Dystrophy (Board Member and General Counsel)
- Federal Bar Association
- Louisiana State Bar Association
- New Orleans Bar Association
- Maritime Law Association of the United States
- The Thomas More-Loyola Law School American Inn of Court
