About Kirk
Kirk Myers has spent more than three decades in the legal world tied to Louisiana. He came to law through a traditional path of graduate study and early practice. His formal legal training includes a Juris Doctor from Santa Clara University School of Law in 1990 and a Master of Laws from Tulane University in 1991. Those degrees bookend a formative period that preceded his long tenure at a single firm.
He joined Harrington & Myers in the early 1990s and became a partner in 1992. That promotion came quickly after his postgraduate studies and set the tone for a steady career at the same firm. Over the years he has remained at the office and taken on increasing responsibility. Colleagues describe a practitioner who is steady and familiar to judges and opposing counsel in the state’s courtrooms.
Myers’s professional life has been rooted in Louisiana. He has practiced in the state’s legal community for decades and has built relationships across local courts and administrative bodies. That continuity has shaped the way he approaches matters: careful preparation, attention to precedent and an emphasis on practical outcomes. He balances courtroom work with advising clients outside litigation.
On paper his credentials are straightforward. A 1990 J.D. followed by an LL.M. in 1991 signals additional academic work after law school. The choice to pursue graduate legal study at Tulane often reflects interest in deepening knowledge of complex legal topics, and Myers brought that background back to practice in Louisiana where he established his career.
Those years at Harrington & Myers have given him institutional knowledge of the firm and its clients. He has worked through changes in the legal market and shifts in local industry. The continuity has also allowed him to mentor younger lawyers at the firm and to serve as a steady presence for long-term clients.
In his current role he remains a partner at Harrington & Myers. He continues to accept client matters in Louisiana and draws on three decades of experience handling legal work for individuals and organizations. He currently practices at Harrington & Myers, handling matters on behalf of clients across Louisiana.
