Adam Ganucheau

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Editor-in-Chief and Politics Reporter at Mississippi Today

Host at The Other Side: Mississippi Today’s Political Podcast

@MSTodayNews editor. The future of Mississippi is all that's on my mind.

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Articles

Fifth Circuit Affirms Summary Judgment for Galloway Houston

3 weeks ago | gallowaylawfirm.com | Adam Ganucheau

Houston attorneys Adraon D. Greene and Mikhael Khan successfully defended an appeal of a dismissal of a premises liability case via the Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(c). The Plaintiff/Appellant appealed the trial court’s dismissal to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, which affirmed the dismissal. With strong briefing assistance provided by Mikhael, Adraon delivered a focused and strategic defense, resulting in complete dismissal of the claims.
This journalist helped bring 'Sinners' movie screening to Clarksdale

3 weeks ago | mississippitoday.org | Adam Ganucheau

It all started with a question: Why didn’t Clarksdale, the Mississippi Delta city where “Sinners,” one of the biggest motion pictures in the world right now, is set, have a theater where local people could watch the movie that featured their hometown? That question inspired an idea: What if Warner Brothers, the studio that produced the film, brought a special screening to the town?
Legislative Alert: Bill Changes Class Action Rules in Missouri

3 weeks ago | gallowaylawfirm.com | Adam Ganucheau

St. Louis lawyer Jennifer Woulfe actively monitored the recent legislative session in Missouri for rule changes that may impact clients and litigation, including a bill that changes Missouri’s class action rules. With SB 47 passed and signed into law, Missouri’s rule will now mirror the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, and this rule change becomes effective on August 28, 2025.
Lafayette Attorney on the Road Less Traveled to Litigation

4 weeks ago | gallowaylawfirm.com | Adam Ganucheau

Before practicing law as a Lafayette, LA, attorney at Galloway Johnson Tompkins Burr & Smith, Associate Jared Nelson did not follow the traditional path to litigation. Instead, he built a flourishing career rooted in public service.
Clarksdale Pushed for a Screening of ‘Sinners.’ They’re Getting One This Week.

1 month ago | mississippitoday.org | Adam Ganucheau |Aallyah Wright

This article was first published by Capital B, a nonprofit newsroom that produces in-depth journalism on topics of crucial importance to Black people across the country. Aallyah Wright, a Clarksdale native and former staff reporter at Mississippi Today, is Capital B’s rural issues reporter. When Jaleesa Collins discovered that Sinners was set in her hometown, she saw it as a great opportunity to organize a public screening.
Galloway Secures Dismissal in Tree Root Property Damage Case

1 month ago | gallowaylawfirm.com | Adam Ganucheau

Featured: Autumn P. George, Christine FreerFlorida defense attorneys Autumn George and Christine Freer successfully defended a property owner in a dispute involving alleged damage from encroaching tree roots. Their knowledge and strategic application of Florida law resulted in a complete dismissal of the claims and proved to be the difference in delivering a positive result for their client.
Ole Miss softball to play in first-ever Women's College World Series on Thursday

1 month ago | mississippitoday.org | Adam Ganucheau

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — After beating Arizona twice in the Tucson regional and Arkansas twice in the Fayetteville super regional, Ole Miss softball begins its national title hunt Thursday at its first-ever appearance in the Women’s College World Series. Ole Miss, unseeded going into postseason play, faces the No. 12 seed Texas Tech Thursday at 6 p.m.Action across the eight-team double-elimination bracket begins Thursday at Devon Park.
Galloway Associate's Viral Moment After Bar Exam

1 month ago | gallowaylawfirm.com | Adam Ganucheau

Pensacola attorney Steffanie Pasquale is going viral for sharing her bar exam journey on social media, and with followers commenting and views climbing, even People Magazine took notice of her story. She has been featured on the magazine’s website in a story that highlights the support she received and her tenacity in achieving her goals. Read the People Magazine article here. Journey to Her PracticeSteffanie graduated from the University of Mississippi School of Law in the spring of 2024.
Galloway Maritime Attorneys Published in "The Arbitrator"

1 month ago | gallowaylawfirm.com | Adam Ganucheau

Galloway Johnson Tompkins Burr & Smith maritime attorneys Jason Waguespack and Andy Waters of New Orleans have been published in The Arbitrator, the quarterly and respected industry publication of the Society of Maritime Arbitrators. With law clerk Fraser Mitchell assisting with valuable legal research, Jason and Andy offered their commentary on a recent arbitration award secured for one of their clients and provided valuable insight on its impact within the maritime legal field.
Why Couples Protect Their Futures With Postnuptial Agreements

1 month ago | gallowaylawfirm.com | Adam Ganucheau

When recognizable couples sign marital agreements, the media takes notice and the agreement becomes celebrity gossip with flashy headlines and pictures. It’s often overlooked, however, that a growing number of everyday couples are turning to postnuptial agreements as a smart financial planning tool. Whether it’s a high profile divorce or the quiet security for high worth individuals, a legal agreement after the wedding day is becomingly increasingly common.