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Steve Beiser

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Member at McGlinchey Stafford
📍 New Orleans, Louisiana, United States

Steve Beiser is a senior labor and employment trial attorney with McGlinchey Stafford in New Orleans. With over 30 years of experience, he focuses exclusively on representing management in complex litigation. A graduate of Tulane University Law School, he has been repeatedly recognized as a Louisiana Super Lawyer.

A colleague has publicly described him as a "great guy" and a "wonderful" labor and employment practitioner.

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Experience
41 Years
Current Role
Member
Location
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
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Employment Litigation
His career centers on trial advocacy, representing clients in federal and state courts on claims of discrimination, wrongful termination, and unfair labor practices.
Management-Side Defense
Exclusively represents management's interests, defending companies against a wide array of employee claims, including class actions and non-compete disputes.
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Career

Work history

8-1984
Member
McGlinchey Stafford
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Education
8-1982 - 5-1984
Doctor of Law (JD)
Tulane University Law School
1976 - 1980
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Tulane University
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