Coleman works from the firm's New Orleans office as an associate with Lugenbuhl's Bankruptcy, Restructuring & Creditors' Rights Section. He chiefly represents stakeholders in complex bankruptcy matters pending in the Gulf Coast region and beyond.
Coleman received his Juris Doctor magna cum laude from Tulane University Law School. While in law school, Coleman served as the Senior Articles Editor for the Tulane Law Review. His comment discussing the Fourth Amendment implications of the use of an undisclosed surveillance technology was published by the Review and was recognized for distinction by the Burton Awards at its annual ceremony at the Library of Congress. Additionally, Coleman served indigent clients while working as a Student Attorney in the Tulane Criminal Justice Clinic. He also assisted in teaching as a Senior Fellow in the Legal Research and Writing Department of the law school. For his academic work, legal writing ability, and contributions to the law school community, the faculty of the law school awarded Coleman the John Minor Wisdom Award.
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