Georgia L. Lucier

Georgia is co-head of the firm’s product liability and mass tort litigation practice group.

Her practice includes civil litigation matters including mass tort, and probate and fiduciary litigation. Her trial practice includes matters in state and federal court, as well as arbitration and mediation.

In her civil litigation practice, Georgia has represented clients involving oil and gas, public law, contract disputes, governmental matters and corporate defense. Her experience includes mass tort cases, commercial litigation, personal injury, wrongful death, premise liability and economic loss cases.

In her probate and fiduciary litigation practice, Georgia has represented fiduciaries and beneficiaries in multimillion-dollar lawsuits involving executors, trustees and other fiduciaries. She has represented clients in will contests, will and trust interpretation issues, will forgeries, declaratory actions and prosecution and defense of various fiduciary claims.

Representative Experience

• Counsel for defendant in personal injury, breach of contract and economic loss cases arising out of deepwater drilling rig failure, in federal and state court actions.
• Local counsel for defendant in Federal MDL created to handle securities class actions, shareholder derivative suits, and ERISA cases allegedly arising out of deepwater drilling failure.
• Counsel for plaintiff in a shareholder proceeding in Rotterdam concerning one of the world's largest energy traders.
• Representation of individual and corporate trustees in breach of fiduciary duties cases.
• Counsel for estate and affiliated business entities against allegations of fraud and conspiracy regarding the sale and repurchase of ranch property.
• Represented aviation corporation in breach of fiduciary duties concerning a failed joint venture.
• Represented international oil company involving a breach of a broker's fee contract in connection with acquiring oil and gas property in Kazakhstan.