Matthew R. Feigler

Matthew R. Feigler is an experienced litigator who specializes in transportation litigation, oil field negligence, premises liability, wrongful death claims, construction law, insurance bad faith actions, and general negligence cases.

Matthew defends trucking and towing companies, contractors, hotels, stores, bars/restaurants, rental facilities, production companies, and individuals in complex lawsuits both in state and federal court throughout Louisiana.

He has a talent for handling contentious matters and prides himself in his ability to work with all types of opposing counsel. Matthew believes client communication is key and consistently achieves favorable results in a cost-conscious manner.

Representative Experience

Obtained a dismissal of a Fortune 500 insurance company and its insured via Motion for Summary Judgment on liability related to a disputed motor vehicle accident.

Successfully handled numerous mediations on behalf of Fortune 500 insurance companies, wherein obtained favorable settlements on complex personal injury cases.

Successfully briefed and argued a winning Motion for Summary Judgment on a complex premises liability case.

Reached a favorable resolution at mediation on a potential excess judgment case pending in Federal Court stemming from a trucking accident with debilitating injuries, where Plaintiff’s opening demand was $5,000,000.00.

Obtained a dismissal via Motion for Summary Judgment three months prior to trial in a maritime case involving personal injuries to an offshore platform worker.

Defended a large insurance company against allegations of improper claims handling and successfully argued and obtained a dismissal of bad faith allegations.

Negotiated numerous favorable settlements for national insurance companies involving traumatic personal injuries.

Acted as lead counsel on numerous construction defect matters.

Successfully resolved numerous catastrophic personal injury cases.

Won various motions and exceptions throughout Court’s in Louisiana defeating bad faith allegations.