Jones Walker LLP is pleased to announce that its Construction Industry Team once again received national rankings in both the 2023 edition of Chambers USA by Chambers and Partners and in the 2023 Legal 500 United States guide.

The firm’s construction team earned a national ranking in Chambers USA, the world’s leading legal data and analytics provider, in the Construction category. The group also earned a national ranking in the Legal 500 United States Construction (including construction litigation) category.

The following Jones Walker construction partners were listed individually as regionally recognized construction attorneys in Chambers USA:

• Christopher D. Cazenave, Louisiana
• Neal J. Sweeney, Georgia
• Chad V. Theriot, Georgia
• Richard J. Tyler, Louisiana

The following Jones Walker construction partners were listed as nationally recognized attorneys in the Legal 500 United States:

• Michael C. Drew, Construction (including construction litigation)
• Tiffany C. Raush, Construction (including construction litigation), Next Generation Partners
• Neal J. Sweeney, Construction (including construction litigation), Hall of Fame
• Chad V. Theriot, Construction (including construction litigation), Leading Lawyers

About the Jones Walker Construction Industry Team
Members of the Jones Walker LLP construction team regularly represent clients across the United States, Europe, Asia, and South America, and excel at handling large­scale construction and infrastructure projects across industries such as energy, natural resources, healthcare, retail, and education. Among recent engagements, the attorneys have represented international and domestic owners, contractors, architects, and builders in the design and construction of hotels, resorts, hospitals, high-rise office towers, power plants (coal-fired and nuclear), clean-energy facilities, refineries, pipelines, transportation-related manufacturing (including aircraft, locomotive and ship building and maintenance), and universities, as well as environmental remediation and closure projects.