What began as two young attorneys partnering on tough cases grew into a lifelong friendship and a law firm built on shared values, family legacy, and relentless dedication to clients.
Long before our firm’s doors opened, two young attorneys—Eddie Jr. and Aaron—first crossed paths while partnering on serious cases. What began as mutual respect for each other’s work ethic soon grew into a deep friendship: late-night case reviews turned into sunrise fishing trips, and strategic debates over complex motions gave way to friendly wagers on LSU football games.
They quickly discovered their lives ran on parallel tracks. Both came from families for whom the law was more than a career—it was a calling. Eddie Jr.’s mother made history as Louisiana’s first female appellate judge and later served on the state Supreme Court; his father was the youngest—and longest-serving—district attorney in Louisiana state history. Aaron’s own father spent nearly two decades presiding from the bench. From childhood, each learned that no case is too big or too small, and that every client deserves complete dedication.
Outside the courtroom, their bond strengthened through shared passions. Weekends brought hunting camps, family fishing trips, and backyard games with their large, blended families. Their wives became fast friends, planning vacations and cheering side-by-side at tailgates. Though it can be risky for friends to go into business together, Eddie Jr. and Aaron fit together like puzzle pieces—professionally complementary and personally aligned.
When Aaron realized the administrative side of running a firm left him unfulfilled, Eddie Jr. naturally stepped forward, embracing budgets, staffing, and long-term planning. Freed from those burdens, Aaron returned to his true calling: the courtroom. There, he crafts compelling narratives for jurors, mentors colleagues through continuing-education seminars, and pursues every client’s cause with unwavering passion.
Today, Eddie Jr. manages our firm’s growth and operations with the same commitment his parents demonstrated in their storied careers, while Aaron fights tirelessly for justice—just as his father did as a judge. Together, they honor two generations of Louisiana legal heritage by ensuring every case receives the full measure of their combined dedication and expertise.
From that very first case to the partnership they share now, Eddie Jr. and Aaron have built something stronger than a business: a true legal family founded on shared values, mutual respect, and a commitment to serve others. It’s this spirit that guides every client relationship at our firm.
Jeannette and Eddie Knoll open "Knoll & Knoll".
Steven Broussard opens "Steven Broussard Attorney at Law".
Roy & Spruil join the Knoll's.
Roy leaves Knoll & Spruil.
Randy Hart joins Steven Broussard.
Spruil leaves and Eddie Knoll Jr. joins the firm.
Aaron Broussard joins the firm.
Laura Bishop Knoll joins the firm.
Randy Hart retires.
The Knoll Law Firm merges with Broussard Injury Lawyers.
Taylor Hale joins the firm.
Trey Knoll joins the firm.
Peter Bruno joins the firm.
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