Blane Mader

Criminal Defense Attorney Serving Louisiana

Blane Mader is a criminal law attorney at Rozas Law Firm with more than four years of experience in civil defense litigation and criminal defense. His approach to practicing law is shaped by a background that combines philosophy, performance, critical thinking, and courtroom advocacy.

Blane earned his law degree from LSU Law School and is admitted to practice in all Louisiana district and appellate courts.

From Professional Ballet to the Courtroom

Before becoming an attorney, Blane was a professional ballet dancer. After retiring from dance, he earned his undergraduate degree in Philosophy, eventually pursuing a legal career that allowed him to combine critical thinking with performance and advocacy in the courtroom.

His unique background has contributed to his ability to approach legal challenges thoughtfully while communicating effectively in high-pressure courtroom settings.

Criminal Defense and Civil Litigation Experience

Blane focuses his legal work on criminal defense and civil defense litigation, representing clients throughout Louisiana. His legal training has included significant emphasis on advocacy, negotiation, and courtroom communication.

While attending LSU Law, Blane earned notable recognition in advocacy competitions, demonstrating his commitment to persuasive legal argument and negotiation.

Practice Areas

• Criminal defense
• Civil defense litigation

Education, Advocacy and Recognition

Blane earned his law degree from LSU Law School. While there, he won first place in both the opening statement competition and the transactional negotiation competition.

He was also the first recipient of the Dudley Debosier Advocacy Award at LSU Law.

Bar Admissions

Blane is admitted to practice in:

• All 42 Louisiana district (JDC) courts
• All Louisiana appellate courts:
  • First Circuit (Baton Rouge)
  • Second Circuit (Shreveport)
  • Third Circuit (Lake Charles)
  • Fourth Circuit (New Orleans)
  • Fifth Circuit (Gretna)

Outside the Office

Outside of practicing law, Blane enjoys playing guitar, attending concerts, and spending time with his niece and nephew.