EXPUNGEMENTS
Many employers, apartment leases, and license applications ask if you have been convicted of a crime. When you answer yes, your application may be automatically rejected. Thankfully, there are laws in Louisiana that permit expungement of certain criminal records. Marcy Allen can help.
Marcy is a Union Parish native who has spent most of her life in north Louisiana. In fact, she attended and graduated from Northeast Louisiana University (now ULM) in Monroe, beginning as a pre-pharmacy student, but ultimately graduating as a cum laude general studies major. Thereafter, she attended Mississippi College School of Law as a full scholarship recipient. While there, she received many awards and honors and graduated magna cum laude.
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Marcy began her legal career in Frisco, Texas at a small family law firm, but her family's ties to Louisiana drew her quickly back home. After one year in Texas, she moved home and began a nearly decade tenure at Theus, Grisham, Davis & Leigh, LLP, where she was a member of the litigation section. After that, Marcy worked for a prominent, local criminal defense attorney for a year and a half, where she continued practicing insurance defense, but began focusing on criminal defense.
In December of 2013, Marcy finally decided to open her own practice in Monroe.
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Currently, Marcy focuses her practice on criminal defense, personal injury work, and civil litigation.
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Marcy is also the proud mother of two wonderful daughters.
