Popular podcast host Clint Davis recently invited Attorney Ryan Gatti onto his podcast, Asking Why, to talk about Louisiana’s lookback law. Of course, Ryan was honored to say yes. For more than 26 years, Attorney Gatti has been serving Shreveport, Bossier City, and communities across Louisiana, so he saw the invitation as an incredible opportunity to speak to the people who have placed their trust in him for so long, made even more important by the gravity of the law being discussed.
Clint is a licensed psychotherapist, ordained minister, and Army veteran who uses his show to examine the root causes behind the struggles people face, including hardships caused by criminal violence. In Episode 195 of his podcast, he and Ryan took a close look at the lookback law to get a better understanding of it from the perspective of a highly experienced legal professional.
Their conversation explores questions such as:
- Why Louisiana created the lookback law
- What the law does
- What the law means for survivors
The lookback law was central to the verdict our firm secured for a survivor of childhood sexual abuse. We will leave the full discussion and answers about this important legal update to Attorney Gatti. Be sure to check out the podcast:
If you are a survivor of sexual abuse in Louisiana whose claim was previously time-barred, the lookback window closes on June 14, 2027, so there is no better time to learn where you stand. Our sexual abuse attorneys at Ryan E. Gatti, Attorney At Law offer confidential consultationswith no pressure and no obligation. Call us at (318) 633-0186 or reach out online when you are ready.