NEW ORLEANS (press release) – Lugenbuhl, Wheaton, Peck, Rankin & Hubbard is continuing a growth trend the firm began before the first signs of the pandemic hit in early 2020, with the addition of four attorneys in the last month; Aaron M. DeLong, Counsel, Adelaida J. Ferchmin, Counsel, Abigail F. Gerrity, Associate and Gregory P. Aycock, Associate.
Aaron M. DeLong’s diverse corporate practice adds a unique niche to Lugenbuhl’s Commercial Transaction Section combining both private and public sector experience with a wide range of industry knowledge. He works with US and international companies assisting in the guidance of novel investment structures, financing agreements, M&A transactions, reorganizations along with a variety of other commercial transactions. DeLong is admitted to practice in Louisiana and New York.
Adelaida J. Ferchmin joins Lugenbuhl’s Admiralty and Maritime Section with multi-lingual and international experience, she adds value as a crucial asset for clients when assisting in transactions and matters involving foreign entities or witnesses. Ferchmin is originally from San Juan, Puerto Rico, is fluent in Spanish, and has a strong working knowledge of Polish and Croatian.
Abigail F. Gerrity builds on the multi-layer strength of Lugenbuhl’s Insurance Section with her litigation and trial experience defending insurers against a variety of first- and third-party claims, including coverage and liability claims. Gerrity is located in the New Orleans headquarters.
Gregory P. Aycock is the newest addition to Lugenbuhl’s Insurance Section. A litigator and trial attorney with a track record of proven client-driven results, Aycock
With a fearless backbone and competitive nature for complex matters, Aycock has tried numerous jury and bench trials to verdict in federal and state court. Aycock is in the Baton Rouge office.
“In markets where so many are feeling the effects of the last year, it feels good to be in a position to add talent who add value for our clients, complement our existing knowledge, and help those markets hardest hit by the pandemic,” Benjamin Kadden, Managing Partner of Lugenbuhl, Wheaton, Peck, Rankin & Hubbard explained.
