About Lawrence R. Anderson
Lawrence R. Anderson Jr. began his academic career at Louisiana State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in 1963. He returned to LSU for legal studies at the Paul M. Hebert Law Center and received his Juris Doctor in 1971. Those years shaped a legal outlook grounded in both business and law.
After law school, Anderson built a practice in Louisiana. He has worked across state and federal matters that touch on commercial and bankruptcy concerns. His career spans decades of private practice and steady participation in professional organizations. He has remained connected to the local bar and to groups that address federal and insolvency issues.
Anderson holds memberships in several professional associations. He is active in the Baton Rouge Bar Association and belongs to the American Bankruptcy Institute. He is also a member of the Bar Association of the Federal Fifth Circuit and the Federalist Society. Those affiliations reflect an attorney who engages with both local legal networks and broader national conversations about bankruptcy and federal jurisprudence.
Colleagues describe Anderson as methodical in counsel and practical in courtroom settings. He has handled matters that require both attention to commercial detail and an ability to manage procedural demands in federal court. His work has required navigating statutory frameworks and case law in ways that keep business and creditor interests in view.
Anderson practices under his own name. He maintains a solo practice listed as Lawrence R. Anderson, Jr., and continues to serve clients across Louisiana. He stays active in bar activities and professional groups, attending meetings and contributing to discussions on bankruptcy and federal practice.
He currently maintains a solo practice that handles bankruptcy matters and federal court work in Louisiana.
