Joseph A. Interiano

Joseph A. Interiano has more than a decade of experience in the legal field and represents a wide variety of clients in many different legal situations. He specializes in auto accidents, personal injury, slip and falls accidents, workplace accidents, workers’ compensation claims, home and property owners’ insurance claims for property damages, business law and immigration.

Joseph is a member of the American Association for Justice, American Immigration Lawyers Association, Louisiana State Bar Association and New Orleans Bar Association. He has tried and won cases in most of the courts in southern Louisiana, including cases before the First and Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals where he has successfully argued on behalf of his clients.

Joseph diligently guides his clients towards recovery with confidence, empathy and a detailed plan that is proven to get results. He received his Bachelor of Science in Management Finance from Tulane University. He attended Loyola University Law School where he served as the president of the Hispanic Law Student Association and graduated with honors, cum laude.

Loyola University New Orleans College of Law

J.D. (2014) | Civil Law

2011 - 2014

Honors: Cum Laude

Tulane University

B.S. (2010) | Management and Finance

2006 - 2010

American Immigration Lawyers Association

Current

American Association for Justice

Current

Louisiana State Bar Association  # 35838

Member

2014 - Current

Louisiana

Louisiana State Bar Association

ID Number: 35838

Since 2014

• Free Consultation
  Free consultation on all personal injury and workers' compensation cases
• Credit Cards Accepted
• Contingent Fees
  On personal injury and workers' compensation cases

Q. If initial payment for repairs for a car wreck has been sent without use of an attorney can I still hire an attorney?

November 20, 2024

A: I believe depending on the complexity of the case and remaining amount still owed, an attorney may agree to take on your case. There would be several questions that would be need to be answered before an attorney would agree to take on your case. I would recommend that you book a consultation with an attorney to better assist you with your legal matter.

Q. i had a woman misappropiate 20000 if my money with a forged power if atty. what should i do

November 7, 2023

A: It seems like this person has committed several crimes in the forging of a notary's signature on a power of attorney to which she used in furtherance of another crime, i.e. misappropriation, theft, fraud, etc. I would report these crimes to your local law enforcement authorities to investigate these serious crimes. Part of any sentence usually involves restitution to the victim of whatever funds were taken. You could also have a civil law suit against this person to recover your funds of $20,000 which were obtain forgery and fraudulent means.

Q. my fiance has been out of work since Sept 21st.

October 8, 2023

A: I recommend filing a workers compensation claim with the office of workers' compensation against his employer. The employer has a duty to report and file a claim with his carrier within 10 days of having knowledge of the injury and accident. The employer also has the obligation to pay for your fiance's average weekly wage at the comp rate and pay for his medical care as required by statute. Since the employer has not paid your fiance any benefits as required by statute, he could be liable for penalties and attorney's fees (if you decide to hire an attorney to file the claim). I would recommend filing the claim as soon as possible or consulting a worker's compensation attorney for assistance in filing. ... Read More