Susan P. Billeaud

Susan Billeaud is an avid writer and speaker on business-related legal topics, self-publishing the e-newsletter, Small Business TodayTM, by the same name, as well as guest writing articles for newsletters of other organizations. Ms. Billeaud has presented her business seminars, including "I Love L.L.C.s, Keeping Up With What Can Shut You Down", and Contract Law: What You Should Know Before You Sign, at annual conventions in a variety of other continuing education contexts.

She produced and hosted a weekly legal interview television program, Talk About Law, and served

on the Advisory Committee of the Department of Computer Science and Industrial Technology, Southeastern Louisiana University.

Ms. Billeaud is admitted to practice law in Georgia, Alabama, Texas and Louisiana. She earned her law degree cum laude, in 2000 from Cumberland Law School at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama. She divides her time between her Atlanta office, and Birmingham, Alabama, where she lives with her husband, Neil, and her miniature poodle, Butch.

Memberships: Alabama State Bar; State Bar of Georgia; American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA); Louisiana State Bar Association; State Bar of Texas, Texas Business Law Section; Women's Business Enterprise National Counsel (WBENC).

Education: Cumberland School of Law, J.D. 2000—Member: Curia Honoris, National Moot Court Team, Henry Upson Sims Moot Court Board. Scholar of Merit, Professional Responsibility and Health Care Delivery Systems. Recipient: Outstanding Member, Cumberland Law Review. Winner: Justice Janie L. Shores Appellate Advocacy Competition; Semi-Finalist: Robert B. Donworth Freshman Appellate Advocacy Competition. College—Louisiana State University, B.A., 1991.

Business Law
Small Business Law
Non-Profit Corporations
Business Planning Start-Ups
Business Regulation
Transactions
Business Succession Planning
Buying and Selling of Businesses
Business Dissolutions
Asset Protection
Taxpayer Defense
Mortgage Renegotiations
Business Immigration
Employment Immigration
Employment Authorizations
Employment Visas
Permanent Visas