Louis-Jeune Named to National Black Lawyers Top 100 list

Jennifer Louis-Jeune of the Law Offices of James Scott Farrin has been named to the National Black Lawyers Top 100 list.

The mission of The National Black Lawyers is to recognize legal excellence and elevate Black leadership. NBL is by invitation-only.

She is a member of NCAJ’s Products Liability, Class Actions & Mass Torts Section and the Women’s Caucus.

Louis-Jeune was an integral part of the firm’s success in 2025 — including hundreds of millions in total compensation recovered for thousands of clients.

“Jennifer is a persistent advocate for her clients, fighting for justice with meticulous preparation,” said Farrin’s Tom Wilmoth. “She’s also an authentic source of support for people facing adversity, working to understand the stories of her clients and help them navigate difficult times.”

Prior to joining James Scott Farrin, Louis-Jeune spent more than 10 years as a criminal defense attorney and taught classes at Fordham and Howard University Schools of Law. Louis-Jeune is also an active community volunteer and founder of 704 Cares, a nonprofit providing help for incarcerated people.