Grant Guillot advises business entities and other organizations across various industries on a broad range of legal issues, including compliance with federal and state laws, contractual issues, corporate governance, employment concerns, entity formation, government actions, legislative matters, open meetings issues, public records disputes, and issues pertaining to liability of directors and officers. In addition, Grant works with companies utilizing or seeking to integrate drone/unmanned aerial system (UAS) technology into their respective operations, providing guidance on ever-evolving federal, state, and local regulatory issues. Grant also represents electric utilities, telecommunications service providers, Internet service providers, cable television companies, water and wastewater companies, and other public utilities in various matters pending before the Louisiana Public Service Commission.

Adams and Reese delivers value based on its commitment to excellence from a strategic footprint across the South and in Washington, D.C. The firm’s team of attorneys and government relations professionals fully understand the multi-layered matrix in which private businesses and public entities operate in today’s global economy, where a wide range of regulatory and business issues converge. The firm advises clients about state and federal governmental decisions that might affect them – long before they become finalized. The firm doesn’t simply react to regulatory changes; it helps shape them or stop them. Clients value and retain Adams and Reese for its deep well of knowledge about the full spectrum of legal and business issues that concern them; the professional relationships the firm cultivates, maintains and calls upon, both inside and outside of government; and the experience the firm has working on Capitol Hill, and in state legislatures, regulatory agencies, court houses and corporate boardrooms.