Benjamin M. Parks

Ben is an associate in Bradley Murchison’s Baton Rouge office. He joined Bradley Murchison after clerking in the firm’s medical malpractice section during law school. Ben assists firm clients primarily in the areas of Energy & Natural Resources.

During law school, Ben clerked with several law firms specializing in insurance defense and a personal injury firm. He externed in the United States Court for the Middle District of Louisiana, for the Honorable Brian A. Jackson. As a law student, Ben was enrolled in LSU’s 3+3 Pre-Law Program, through which he obtained both his undergraduate degree and law degree in six years.

LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center

Paul M. Hebert Scholar, Fall 2018; Spring 2021

Dean’s Scholar Award, Fall 2020

Louisiana Law Review, Senior Associate; Development Editor

Law Class of 1985 Scholarship, 2018-2019

Dean’s Tuition Scholarship, 2018-2021

CALI Awards for Excellence in Criminal Law and Immigration Law

Louisiana State University

Dean’s List, Fall 2015; Fall 2016; Spring 2017

Publications

“Let it All in? Expert Witness Qualification in Medical Malpractice Lawsuits,” 81 La. L. Rev. 1477, 2021.

“Burdens, Benefits, or Both? The Impact of Chief Justice Robert’s June Medical Concurrence on Courts’ Analyses of Abortion Regulations,” lawreview.law.lsu.edu