A smiling man with short gray hair and a blue polo stands before lush greenery; he specializes in workers’ compensation mediation.

Sean Rastanis

Beginning his law career in 1999 at a practice with his father, Sean has over 25 years of experience on both the plaintiff and defense sides of workers’ comp. He joined Prism full time in 2018 and says, “I have never second-guessed my decision. Since joining Prism, I have grown so much as a mediator and person.”

Sean brings adaptability and a keen sense of “reading the room” to every mediation he’s a part of. 

“Every mediation is different, as every injured worker and attorney are different. Sometimes humor helps lighten the mood; other times, it’s patience and allowing the injured worker the opportunity to tell their story and the struggles they’ve experienced since their injury. On the defense side, it’s allowing the attorney or their client to similarly vent their frustrations about a sometimes frustrating system.”

Sean’s passions are evident any chance you get to talk with him: fishing and cooking. He kayak fishes all the way from Louisiana to Kentucky to Florida and makes the best corn and crab bisque from his own fresh-caught crabs. (Our team asks for it all the time!) 

During the fall, he can talk for hours about LSU and Saints Football, and any time of the year, his pride and joy is his daughter, Rowan, named after Rowan Mayfair—a character from Anne Rice’s book The Witching Hour.

born in Panama (the country, not the beach)

his great uncle, Arnulfo Arias, was the president of Panama

likes to make seafood dishes and homemade Chinese and Italian dishes

Two men smile next to a Prism Group banner at an event focused on workers’ compensation legal mediation services.
  • Workers’ compensation mediation
  • Louisiana workers’ comp disputes
  • 1008 mediation
  • Insurance claims mediation
  • Casualty and indemnity dispute resolution

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