William D. Aaron, Junior.

Background

Aaron, Junior, William D. was born on October 28, 1950 in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States.

Education

Duke University (Bachelor of Arts, 1972). Loyola University (Juris Doctor, 1977).

Career

Worked at Phelps Dunbar, Limited liability partnership Admitted to the bar, 1977, Louisiana. 1979, District of Columbia.

Delta Theta Phi. Member, National Moot Court Team, 1976.

Special Counsel, New Orleans City Council (Charter Revision Project), 1995. Adjunct Professor (Louisiana.

Code of Civ. Pro.), Loyola University, School of Law, 1994.

Adjunct Professor (Business and Commercial Law), Loyola University, College of Business Administration, 1979-1988. City Attorney, City of New Orleans, 1991-1993.

Chief Deputy City Attorney, City of New Orleans, 1988-1991. Assistant City Attorney, City of New Orleans, 1988.

Assistant District Counsel, United States.

Small Business Administration, 1978-1981. Faculty Member, National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Gulf Coast Region, 1991—. Member, Visiting Committee, Loyola Law School, 1991—.

Author: "Fifth Circuit Symposium: Federal Jurisdiction and Procedure," 38 Loyola Law Review 805, 1992.

Company-Author: "Basic Wage and Hour Law in Louisiana," National Business Institute, Incorporated., 1997. Member: New Orleans, Louisiana State and American Bar Associations.

District of Columbia Bar. National Bar Association.

Phelps Dunbar is a law firm of more than 200 attorneys, 88 of whom are partners.

The firm was established in 1853. In addition to its office in New Orleans, Louisiana, the firm has offices in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Jackson, Mississippi.

Tupelo, Mississippi.

Houston, Texas. And London, England. The firm is organized into various groups reflecting the firm"s areas of practice.

Achievements

• William D. Aaron, Junior. has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member, National Moot Court Team, 1976. Special Counsel, New Orleans City Council (Charter Revision Project), 1995. Adjunct Professor (Louisiana.

Code of Civ.

Pro.), Loyola University, School of Law, 1994. Adjunct Professor (Business and Commercial Law), Loyola University, College of Business Administration, 1979-1988. City Attorney, City of New Orleans, 1991-1993.

Chief Deputy City Attorney, City of New Orleans, 1988-1991.

Assistant City Attorney, City of New Orleans, 1988. Assistant District Counsel, United States.

Small Business Administration, 1978-1981. Faculty Member, National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Gulf Coast Region, 1991—.

Member, Visiting Committee, Loyola Law School, 1991—.