Thomas Flanagan

Louisiana Litigator/Appellate Lawyer/Professor

Role: Adjunct Professor of Law at Tulane University Law School
Location: New Orleans, LA, US
LinkedIn followers: 500 followers

About Thomas Flanagan

I litigate business disputes in Louisiana, argue appeals in state and federal court, and teach at Tulane Law School. Named New Orleans “Bet-the-Company Litigation” Lawyer of the Year (2020) and New Orleans Appellate Practice Lawyer of the Year (2015, 2018, 2021, 2024) by Best Lawyers®. Profiled by Chambers USA (Band 1) and Benchmark Litigation. Louisiana Super Lawyers “Top 10” list (2025). President, New Orleans Bar Association. Immediate Past President, Bar Association of the Fifth Federal Circuit. Member, American Law Institute. Fellow, American Academy of Appellate Lawyers. Adjunct Professor, Tulane Law School. Co-author, Maraist, Church, Corbett, Galligan, and Flanagan, Tort Law—The American and Louisiana Perspectives (4th ed.

Experience

Adjunct Professor of Law
Tulane University Law School
Jan 2007 — Present · New Orleans, US

Education

Georgetown University
A.B., magna cum laude
Tulane University Law School
J.D., summa cum laude

Skills

Commercial Litigation
Trials
Product Liability
Torts
Trade Secrets
Civil Litigation
Appeals
Trial Practice
Business Litigation
Litigation

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Current company

Newcomb Institute

Non-Profit Organizations · 91 employees · Founded 1886 · New Orleans, Louisiana, United States

Newcomb College, the first degree-granting coordinate women\'s college in the United States, was established in New Orleans in 1886. The school\'s founder, Josephine Louise Newcomb, gave (nearly $3 million in today\'s currency) to the Tulane University Board of Administrators to establish a women\'s college in memory of her daughter, Harriott Sophie Newcomb, who died of diphtheria at age fifteen. When the Title IX Education Amendment was signed into law in 1972, undergraduate women and men at Newcomb College and Tulane University began taking courses together, and single-sex classes ended. In 1987 the faculties of the two schools merged, and in 2005, following Hurrican Katrina, Newcomb and Tulane merged to form Newcomb-Tulane College, now the home for all undergraduate students. Today, the Newcomb Institute carries on the legacy of Newcomb College and continues Josephine Louise\'s mission by educating undergraduates for gender equity. As an interdisciplinary academic center of Tulane University, the mission of the Newcomb Institute is to develop leaders, discover solutions to intractable gender problems of our time, and provide opportunities for students to interweave curriculum, research, and community engagement through close collaboration with faculty. The Institute is home to the Newcomb Archives and the Newcomb Alumnae Association. The Newcomb Archives produce, document, preserve and share knowledge about women, gender, and feminism in the Gulf South. The Newcomb College Alumnae Association fosters community among the graduates of Newcomb College and mobilizes alumnae to support current undergraduates through professional connection.

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About Thomas Flanagan

Experience

Adjunct Professor of Law

Education

Georgetown University

Tulane University Law School

Skills

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