The Local Market Index · Louisiana 2023

How Many Law Offices Are in Orleans Parish?

As of 2023, Orleans Parish has 652 law offices, or 17.3 per 10,000 residents, ranking #1 of 56 Louisiana parishes with published figures. That is above the Louisiana statewide rate of 7.0 per 10,000.

The count fell from 665 in 2018 to 652 in 2023, a change of -13 (-2%).

652law offices, 2023
17.3per 10,000 residents
#1of 56 parishes
-13change since 2018 (-2%)

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Compared with the state

Orleans Parish: 17.3 per 10,000 residentsOrleans Parish17.3Louisiana statewide: 7.0 per 10,000 residentsLouisiana statewide7.0
Establishments per 10,000 residents. Bars are drawn to scale.
PlaceLaw officesPopulation (2023)Per 10,000Rank
Orleans Parish652376,03517.3#1 of 56
Louisiana (statewide)3,2174,621,0257.0

Law offices in nearby places

PlaceLaw officesPer 10,000Rank
New Orleans metro area parent metro1,05310.6#1 of 10
Jefferson Parish3427.9#6 of 56
St. Bernard Parish153.4#28 of 56
St. Charles Parish183.5#25 of 56
St. Tammany Parish2107.8#7 of 56
St. John the Baptist Parish143.4#28 of 56
Lafourche Parish343.5#25 of 56

Nearest parishes by distance between centers. Full ranking: Law offices in Louisiana (in the playbook's market snapshot).

Frequently asked questions

Is Orleans Parish a competitive market for law offices?

Orleans Parish has more law offices per resident than 100% of the other 55 Louisiana parishes with published figures, and its density of 17.3 per 10,000 residents is above the statewide rate of 7.0. The index measures how many establishments exist relative to population: supply, not demand or profitability.

Other industries in Orleans Parish

Orleans Parish: all 50 industries

Source: Census Bureau County Business Patterns 2023 (NAICS 541110, establishments) and American Community Survey 2023 five-year population estimates. Establishments are locations, not companies; home-based and self-employed businesses without paid employees are not included. Change compares 2023 with 2018. See the methodology.