The Louisiana State University Paul M. Herbert Law Center has launched an energy law initiative with a $2 million donation from John Laborde, former head of offshore service vessel company Tidewater Marine. The money will fund an endowed chair and support what will be the first energy law center in the state.
November 16, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The Louisiana State University Paul M. Herbert Law Center has launched an energy law initiative with the assistance of a deep-pocketed alumnus.
John Laborde, former head of offshore service vessel company Tidewater Marine Inc., donated $2 million to the law school — its largest gift to date. The money will fund an endowed chair and support the new LSU John P. Laborde Energy Law Center.
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