Brady Skinner Criminal Defense & Injury Lawyers, LLC

Homicide charges are the most consequential legal matter a person faces, demanding a lawyer who prepares at the highest level—investigating the evidence, challenging the state's theory, and building a defense that holds up in front of a jury. Brady brings the full weight of his trial experience, cross-examination training, and pre-trial motion practice to every homicide case, because when the stakes are this high, preparation is the difference between a life lived and a life lost.

Charges like attempted murder, aggravated assault, armed robbery, carjacking, and second-degree battery carry mandatory minimums, habitual offender exposure, and consequences following a person long after any sentence or probation ends. Brady builds violent crime defenses from the ground up—challenging identifications, suppressing unlawful evidence, and holding the government to every element of its burden.

Sex offense charges carry a unique weight—the accusation alone can destroy a reputation, a career, and a family before a single witness takes the stand. Brady approaches every sex crime case with the rigor and discretion the moment demands, scrutinizing the accuser's credibility, investigating the facts independently, and fighting every charge with the full force of the army, better yet the navy.

Felony convictions in Louisiana mean potential prison time, loss of voting rights, loss of the right to carry a firearm, and a record that closes doors for the rest of your life. Brady handles serious felony matters throughout South Louisiana with an aggressive pre-trial practice and the trial experience to back it up when a case needs to go the distance.

Misdemeanor charges seem minor until it shows up on a background check, costs you a professional license, or triggers consequences under a prior record. Brady treats every misdemeanor with the same seriousness as a felony, because a conviction is a conviction—and the goal is always to protect your reputation, your livelihood, and your future.

When someone else's negligence places you in the hospital, the last thing you should be doing is negotiating with an insurance company that has already assigned an adjuster to minimize your claim. Brady investigates your accident, documents your damages, and builds your case to its full value — because Louisiana law says justice = full compensation, and that is exactly what we pursue, full justice.

An 18-wheeler collision is not a car wreck—it involves federal FMCSA regulations, multiple liable parties, commercial insurance policies, and evidence that disappears fast if you do not move immediately to preserve it. Brady  knows how to identify every defendant in the chain—driver, owner, employer, broker, and insurer—and how to build a trucking case that accounts for the full scope of your injuries and losses.