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Adrian G. Nadeau mentor in the LSBA’s Transition into Practice Mentor-
Fifth Board District
Adrian G. Nadeau is an equity partner and member
of the Management Committee for Long Law Firm,
LLP, in Baton Rouge. He received a BA degree in po-
litical science and history in 1999 from Louisiana State
University and his JD/BCL degree in 2002 from LSU
Paul M. Hebert Law Center. He was admitted to prac-
tice in Louisiana in 2002.
Nadeau served in the Louisiana State Bar Associa- Adrian G. Nadeau munity Partnership Panel.
tion’s (LSBA) House of Delegates and was a member
of the 2008-09 Leadership LSBA Class and co-chair of
the 2009-10 Leadership LSBA Class.
He is a member of the Baton Rouge Bar Association
and chair of its Construction Law Section. He also is a
member of the American Bar Association’s Forum on
the Construction Industry.
In his community, he is a member of the board of
directors for Heritage Ranch, a nonprofit Christian chil-
dren’s home in the Baton Rouge area for youth experi-
encing personal crises. He is a Eucharistic minister at Carrie LeBlanc
St. Jude the Apostle Catholic Church in Baton Rouge. Jones
Nadeau and his wife, Carol Ann Nadeau, are the par-
ents of four children.
1800 City Farm Dr., Bldg. 6
Baton Rouge, LA 70806
(225)922-5110 • fax (225)922-5105
email: agn@longlaw.com
website: www.longlaw.com
Carrie LeBlanc Jones
Fifth Board District
Carrie LeBlanc Jones is the chief legal officer and
general counsel for the Louisiana State Board of Nurs-
ing (LSBN), where she focuses on administrative and
regulatory law. She has successfully represented the
LSBN in state and federal court, served as prosecuting
attorney in disciplinary matters, and advised board mem-
bers and staff on a variety of legal issues. Prior to joining
the LSBN, she was a partner at the law firm of Shows,
Cali & Walsh, LLP. She received a BA degree in mass
communication from Louisiana State University, her JD/
BCL degree from LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center and
a MBA degree from Southeastern Louisiana University.
She was admitted to practice in Louisiana in 2008. W. Michael Street email: charles@elliott.legal
Jones has served as immediate past chair, chair,
chair-elect, secretary and District 5 representative on
the Louisiana State Bar Association’s (LSBA) Young
Lawyers Division (YLD) Council. She helped plan
the inaugural Louisiana Young Lawyers Conference,
co-chaired the Richard N. Ware High School Mock
Trial Competition, served as the Professional Devel-
opment Seminar coordinator, chaired the Bridging the
Gap Committee and served on the Awards Committee.
She received the LSBA YLD Chair’s Award in 2016 in
recognition of her ongoing commitment and service to
the Richard N. Ware High School Mock Trial Compe-
tition. She served as a member of the Louisiana Bar
Journal Editorial Board and was a member of the 2013-
14 Leadership LSBA Class. She also volunteered as a
ing Program.
Her commitment to the legal profession includes two
terms on the Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board.
After the Louisiana Supreme Court appointed her to a
second term, she served as the board’s chair in 2017, the
youngest board member to hold this position. She is a
member of the Baton Rouge Bar Association and serves
on the Louisiana Bar Foundation’s Capital Area Com-
In her community, she is a parishioner of St. George
Catholic Church. She also serves on the board of direc-
tors for Livingston Parish SADD. She and her husband,
Aaron Jones, have been married for 11 years and have
two children.
17373 Perkins Rd., Baton Rouge, LA 70810
(225)755-7575
email: jonesc@lsbn.state.la.us
Charles D. Elliott
Sixth Board District
Charles D. Elliott is a solo practitioner at Charles El-
liott & Associates, LLC. He received a BS degree in sci-
ence/math education in 1986 from Louisiana Tech Uni-
versity, an MS degree in computer science in 1989 from
Louisiana State University and his JD degree in 1993
from LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center (graduating Order
of the Coif and a member of the Louisiana Law Review).
He was admitted to practice in Louisiana in 1993.
Elliott is a former member of the Louisiana State Bar
Association’s (LSBA) House of Delegates, a prior mem-
ber of the Board of Governors and a member of the Legal
Charles D. Elliott Malpractice Insurance Committee and the Medical/Legal
Interprofessional Committee.
He is a member of the Alexandria Bar Association, the
Alexandria Crossroads Inn of Court and the Louisiana
Association for Justice. He was president of the Central
Louisiana Pro Bono Project for several years.
In his community, he has served on the Salvation
Army’s board and is the current president of the Pinev-
ille Rotary Club. His wife Kathleen is a nurse. He is the
father of one child.
720 Murray St., Alexandria, LA 71301
(318)704-6511 • fax (318)704-6523
website: www.elliott.legal
W. Michael Street
Seventh Board District
W. Michael Street is a partner in the Monroe firm of
Watson, McMillin & Street, LLP, and a member of Mara-
thon Title Co., LLC. He received a BA degree in philoso-
phy and a BA degree in political science, cum laude, in
1991 from Centenary College and his JD degree in 1996
from Louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law
Center. He was admitted to practice in Louisiana in 1996.
Street served in the Louisiana State Bar Association’s
(LSBA) House of Delegates from 2014-21 and is a cur-
rent member of the Mandatory Continuing Legal Educa-
tion Committee. He served on the LSBA’s Young Law-