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Louisiana Department of Justice

www.legis.la.gov

 
The Louisiana Attorney General heads the Department of Justice and serves as the state`s chief legal officer. The Department`s Civil, Criminal, Litigation and Public Protection Divisions together function as a full-service firm for the state, protecting its interests in key litigation and non-litigation matters.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.legis.la.gov
  • 1885 North 3rd Street
    Baton Rouge, LA USA 70802
  • Phone: 225.326.6705

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