Kevin P. Landreneau attended and graduated from Louisiana State University in 1986 with a bachelor of arts degree in journalism. He earned his Juris Doctor degree from Paul M. Hebert’s LSU Law Center in 1991 where he was a member and a published author of the Louisiana Law Review.

After graduating from LSU Law Center, Landreneau practiced with a major Dallas, Texas law firm before returning to practice in Louisiana and is presently admitted to both the Louisiana and Texas Bar, all Louisiana state courts as well as U.S. Court of Appeal– Fifth Circuit and the U.S. District Courts in the Eastern, Middle and Western Districts of Louisiana. During his 20 year tenure at the law firm of Seale & Ross, Landreneu served as partner prior to being named Of Counsel.

Landreneau’s areas of practice include construction, commercial and business litigation, and insurance and surety claims and litigation. He is a member of the Baton Rouge Bar Association, and Louisiana Associated General Contractors and has been published and lectures on Construction and Insurance Law Issues. Landreneau has handled jury and judge trials of complex cases in federal and state courts involving multimillion dollar claims. He represents and advises construction clients including owners, contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers in the prosecution and defense of multimillion dollar construction claims and on multimillion dollar construction contracts and projects. He mediates and arbitrates both complex and simple construction and commercial claims.

Kevin is a Louisiana certified mediator and has successfully mediated construction disputes.

Landreneau is committed to assisting his clients to find efficient and reasonable solutions to the legal issues that they encounter.