A faster way through Louisiana law.
The Louisiana Law Browser is a robust reference to Louisiana’s laws and rules — the Constitution, the codes, the Revised Statutes, and the court and legislative rules — brought together in one place and built to be quicker and easier to use than anything else out there.
Free to explore — all you need is an email address and an internet connection.
“As a practicing attorney, I’m constantly looking up provisions and court rules — and every option was slow, clunky, and painful to work in. The legislature’s official site, LexisNexis, Westlaw, vLex — none let me move through the law the way I actually needed to. So I built the tool I wanted. Turns out a lot of people — lawyers or not — want the same thing.”
— Greg Akers, Partner at Akers+Melder
Everything in one place
From the Constitution to the rules that govern the legislature, the whole body of Louisiana law and procedure — side by side, and easy to move between.
The Constitution
- Constitution of 1974
- Constitution Ancillaries
The Codes
- Civil Code
- Code of Civil Procedure
- Code of Criminal Procedure
- Code of Evidence
- Children's Code
The Revised Statutes
- Every title of the Revised Statutes
Court Rules
- District Court Rules
- Appellate Court Rules
- Supreme Court Rules
Conduct
- Rules of Professional Conduct
- Code of Judicial Conduct
Legislative Rules
- House Rules of Order
- Senate Rules of Order
- Joint Rules
What makes it different
Faster than the rest
Quicker to search and read than the legislature’s official site or the big paid databases — LexisNexis, Westlaw, and vLex.
Follow every reference
Cross-references are live links. Jump from one article to the next the way the law actually connects — no new searches, no lost place.
The best of book and browser
The easy, one-article-after-the-next flow of a printed code, with the speed and search of the web — and none of the downsides of a heavy, out-of-date book.
Make it yours
Add private annotations to any provision. Share them with the community if you want, and see what others have added.
Get in at the beginning
The Louisiana Law Browser is new, and only a limited number of Founding Memberships remain. Founding Members unlock every feature and keep unlimited access for life — once they’re claimed, they’re gone.
Become a Founding MemberSee it for yourself
Open the Louisiana Law Browser and start reading. All you need is an email address and an internet connection.
The Louisiana Law Browser is an independent project by Greg Akers, a partner at Akers+Melder. It is a legal-research tool — not legal advice, and not a product or service of the firm.