About the FirmLeslie R. Barineau has maintained a diverse practice for 30 years in representing individuals in cases involving wrongful death, personal injury and workers' compensation litigation, social security disability, probate and domestic relations. In 1991, Leslie joined with her husband, Richard to form the law firm of Barineau & Barineau.
Leslie maintained her diverse practice and Richard handled complex insurance fraud litigation for individuals against major insurance companies. Since the death of Richard in 1999, Barineau & Barineau has continued to represent individuals from all walks of life with a commitment to providing outstanding legal representation and professionalism to each client regardless of the case. Leslie has developed a client base on referrals from other clients, friends, family and fellow attorneys. Leslie R. Barineau and the law firm of Barineau and Barineau look forward to assisting you with your legal needs. |
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LEGAL DISCLAIMER
All cases are different, dependent upon the facts unique to each case and the applicable law. The description of results the firm has achieved in particular cases should not be taken as a guarantee of any result, or as a representation that similar results are achieved in any cases other than the ones described. Results will vary depending on a variety of circumstances, and the results described are not necessarily representative of results that might be reached in other cases. Also, the Alabama State Bar requires that lawyers that advertise their services make the following statement:
“No representation is made that the quality of the legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.”
All cases are different, dependent upon the facts unique to each case and the applicable law. The description of results the firm has achieved in particular cases should not be taken as a guarantee of any result, or as a representation that similar results are achieved in any cases other than the ones described. Results will vary depending on a variety of circumstances, and the results described are not necessarily representative of results that might be reached in other cases. Also, the Alabama State Bar requires that lawyers that advertise their services make the following statement:
“No representation is made that the quality of the legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.”
