Windsor V. Richmond

Windsor Richmond is a partner in SPSR’s Casualty, Commercial Litigation, and Appellate Litigation Sections. Windsor is admitted in both Texas and Louisiana, where she defends corporate clients on a broad range of claims involving property damage, trespassing incidents, land use, property disputes, and personal injury matters.

Windsor believes her collaborative approach and relationships with company employees at all levels, including those working in the field, enables her to resolve matters quickly to minimize exposure and disruption to internal resources.

A native of New Orleans, Windsor earned her undergraduate degree, cum laude, in political science and history from Tulane University and her J.D. from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. While at Loyola, as the Symposium Editor for the Journal of Public Interest Law, Windsor partnered with the Workplace Justice Project to create a symposium on worker’s rights. Her comment, Privatizing the Public Education System and the Implications on the State of Louisiana, was chosen for publication in the journal. Windsor also served as a student practitioner with the Loyola Law Clinic representing low-income families in landlord-tenant disputes. Windsor currently represents clients in a broad range of pro-bono matters, including in partnership with a national non-profit working to reform Louisiana’s child welfare programs.