Corey Orgeron

Corey Orgeron was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and raised along Bayou Lafourche, cultivating a lifelong passion for the outdoors. A graduate of Louisiana State University, he earned his B.S. in 1987 and his Law Degree in 1990. Admitted to the Louisiana Bar in 1990, Corey is authorized to practice in all three United States District Courts in Louisiana since 1991.

Corey's legal career includes successfully arguing before the Louisiana Circuit Courts of Appeal and the Louisiana Supreme Court. He is also experienced in representing clients in the 5th Circuit Court of Appeal. Corey's practice focuses on advocating for injured workers, having secured significant victories in Worker's Recovery courts across the state. For over three decades, he has defended the rights of the physically, mentally, and emotionally disabled before the Social Security Administration.

In addition to his legal practice, Corey was recently elected to the Ascension Parish Council, serving District 4. He is committed to community service, offering free estate planning consultations to first responders, military personnel, veterans, and educators. Corey is married to Brandee Curole and is a proud father of three. He actively participates in his church, local volunteer organizations, and the Native American Missions.

Corey's professional affiliations include membership in the United States Concealed Carry Association, the National Rifle Association, the Knights of Columbus, and the Thomas More Society. He is also a member of the 23rd JDC Bar Association, Louisiana State Bar Association, and Baton Rouge Bar Association.