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PRAIRIEVILLE — An Ascension Parish lawyer who had a violent confrontation with a client in 2021 has been suspended from practicing law for a month.
The Louisiana Supreme Court suspended Ascension Parish Councilman Corey Orgeron from practicing law for 30 days in connection with a conviction for simple battery in 2021.
Ascension Parish Court Judge Erin Wiley Lanoux found Ascension Parish Council member Corey Orgeron and a former law firm client guilty of misdemeanor simple battery in an October physical altercation at the councilman's law office in Prairieville.
PRAIRIEVILLE - Ascension Parish Councilman Corey Orgeron was issued a summons last week after a violent confrontation involving a client at his law offices, a week before he was removed from a public meeting for an outburst that was caught on video.