Haley Grieshaber

Associate

Haley Grieshaber is from New Orleans, Louisiana. Haley completed her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at Louisiana State University in 2018 with minors in economics and history. After graduation, she worked in the Louisiana Governor’s Office for Governor John Bel Edwards. Subsequently, she moved to Washington, DC where she earned a Master of Public Policy at Georgetown University, concentrating in criminal justice policy. After graduation from her master’s program, Haley returned to Louisiana and earned her Juris Doctor and Degree in Comparative Law from the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center, where she graduated cum laude.

During her time in law school, Haley was a member of the Louisiana Law Review, Vol. 84 and the Board of Advocates. She won the Robert Lee Tullis Moot Court Competition as well as the Ira S. Flory Mock Trial Competition, and she competed on LSU’s National Moot Court Competition team. In her 3L year, she practiced as a student attorney in the Juvenile Defense Clinic and completed a summer externship in the chambers of Chief Judge Shelley Dick of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana.

Haley is a member of the Order of the Barristers, a national honor society which grants membership to graduating law students who demonstrate exceptional skill in advocacy, and currently coaches a moot court competition team at the Mississippi College School of Law.

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