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yers Division Council from 2002-06, chairing the State Danielle L. Borel
Mock Trial Committee from 2004-06. He received the
Bat P. Sullivan, Jr. Chair’s Award in 2006.
A current Fellow of the Louisiana Bar Foundation
(LBF), he served as LBF president in 2018-19; vice
president, 2017-18; treasurer, 2016-17; secretary, 2015-
16; board member, 2013-15; and chair of the Northeast
Louisiana Community Partnership Panel, 2010-13.
Street served as 2019-21 president of the Lagniappe
Law Lab and is a current member of its board of direc- Curtis R. Joseph, Jr. from Louisiana State University and her JD degree, mag-
tors. He is secretary/treasurer of the Judge Fred Fudickar,
Jr. American Inn of Court. He is a former president of
both the Fourth Judicial District Bar Association and its
Young Lawyers Section. He received the Outstanding
Young Lawyer Award in 2000. He also is a member of
the American Bar Association and the Bar Association of
the Fifth Federal Circuit.
In his community, he was a board member of the North-
east Louisiana Arts Council from 2004-10. He also was
pioneer district chair and Troop 231 committee chair for
the Boy Scouts of America Louisiana Purchase Council.
Street and his wife Jennifer have been married for 29
years and are the parents of three children.
1881 Hudson Circle, Monroe, LA 71201
(318)322-9700 • fax (318)324-0809
email: street@wmhllp.com
website: www.wmhllp.com
Curtis R. Joseph, Jr.
Eighth Board District
Curtis R. Joseph, Jr. is of counsel in the Shreveport
firm of Blanchard, Walker, O’Quin & Roberts, APLC.
He handles defense and plaintiff-oriented litigation. He
attended Washington & Lee University in Lexington,
Va., earning his BA degree in mass communications in
1993 and his JD degree in 1996.
While at Washington & Lee, he performed clinical
work, focusing on post-conviction relief, for the inmates
of the Federal Women’s Prison Camp in Alderson, W.Va.
He taught language arts, social studies and religion at
Bishop Perry Middle School in New Orleans.
Joseph has served in the Louisiana State Bar Associa-
tion’s House of Delegates.
He is vice chair of the Metropolitan Planning Com-
mission and serves on the boards of the Louisiana State
Licensing Board for Contractors, the Biomedical Re-
search Foundation, the Committee of One Hundred and
the Rotary Club of Shreveport. He is a recipient of the Dr.
Jesse N. Stone Pioneer Award.
He is a founding member of Washington & Lee’s
chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. He is a for-
mer president of the Shreveport Bar Association and
the North Louisiana Jewish Federation and the immedi-
ate past chair of the Strategic Action Council and North
Louisiana Holocaust Remembrance Service.
In his community, Joseph is a local jazz/blues drum-
mer. He and his wife Barbara have been married for 18
years and are the parents of two children.
Ste. 700, 333 Texas St., Shreveport, LA 71101
(318)221-6858 • fax (318)227-2967
email: cjoseph@bwor.com
Chair, Young Lawyers Division
Danielle L. Borel is a partner in the Baton Rouge
office of Breazeale, Sachse & Wilson, LLP, practicing
commercial litigation and healthcare litigation. She ad-
vises clients on general business issues. She has a fo-
cus on supporting and defending women-owned or led
businesses and handling complex healthcare litigation.
She received a BS degree, magna cum laude, in 2011
na cum laude, in 2014 from LSU Paul M. Hebert Law
Center (Louisiana Law Review, 2012-14; Order of the
Coif). She was admitted to practice in Louisiana in 2014.
Borel has served on the Louisiana State Bar Associa-
tion’s (LSBA) Young Lawyers Division (YLD) Council
as the 2021-22 chair-elect, 2020-21 secretary and the
American Bar Association’s (ABA) Young Lawyers Di-
vision representative in 2018-20. In 2019, she received
the LSBA YLD’s Bat P. Sullivan, Jr. Chair’s Award in
Danielle L. Borel recognition of her contribution to the LSBA YLD. She
is a leader in the ABA’s Young Lawyers Division and
the ABA Health Law Section. She has been recognized
by the ABA as a Star of the Year (2021), On the Rise:
Top 40 Young Lawyer (2020), Emerging Young Law-
yer in Healthcare (2019) and Star of the Quarter (2017,
2019). She also is a member of the Louisiana Hospital
Association and participates in the Baton Rouge Bar
Association’s Holiday Star Program.
In her community, she is a member of the board of
directors and chairs the Baton Rouge advisory board for
Adrejia L. A. Boutté Lighthouse Louisiana. She was recognized three times
with the Lighthouse Louisiana Door Knocker Award
for her service. She also volunteers as a trial advocacy
coach and judge for LSU Law Center. Her commitment
was recognized with the Kalinka Award for Advocacy
Programs Coach of the Year (2021).
Borel and her husband, Nathan Judice, have been
married for 10 years and are the parents of one child.
Ste. 2300, 301 Main St., Baton Rouge, LA 70801
(225)387-4000 • fax (225)381-8029
email: danielle.borel@bswllp.com
website: www.bswllp.com/danielle-l-borel
Adrejia L.A. Boutté
At-Large Member
Adrejia Lajoy Ann Boutté, a native of New Iberia,
works as in-house counsel for the state of Louisiana and
is a licensed title insurance producer. Previously, she
worked as an insurance defense litigator and a co-arbi-
trator on issues related to creditor/debtor and landlord/
tenant disputes.
Boutté received a BS degree in psychology in 1999
from Xavier University School of Louisiana and her JD
degree in 2003 from Southern University Law Center.
She also has a LLM degree in business law, with a cer-
tificate in compliance studies, from Loyola University of
Chicago Law Center.
She has been a member of several Louisiana State
Bar Association committees, including the Committee on
Diversity (and co-chair of its Communications Subcom-