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Capital Connections in all 50 States

As the state capital, our Baton Rouge office is located in the center of governmental operations and lobbying for the state of Louisiana as well as Washington, DC. Adams and Reese is also a member of the State Capital Group, a global association of independent business law firms located in all 50 U.S. state capitals and in capital cities, business markets and financial centers around the world. Member firm attorneys bring a broad range of skills and experience to our clients’ businesses.

Baton Rouge sits on the eastern bank of the Mississippi River, 157 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. With more than 800,000 residents living in the greater metropolitan area, the city continues to thrive and grow economically. With many excellent restaurants in the Greater Baton Rouge area, local menus reflect the French, Creole and Mexican heritage of the city.

As a major port, Baton Rouge is an integral part of the maritime industry and overall economy of the state.

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