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When Is It Too Late to Request Paternity Blood Tests In Louisiana?
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When a Cow’s Journey Turns into a Legal Showdown, Liability for Escaped Cows in Louisiana
Whether it’s a high-speed collision on I-10 or a chaotic scene in a St. Gabriel neighborhood, escaped livestock poses a deadly risk to Louisiana motorists. Under La. C.C. Art. 2321, the owner of a cow or horse is not ‘strictly liable’ like a dog owner, but they face a rigorous negligence standard when their animals
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Who Is Responsible If I Was Injured in Jail Due to Unsafe Conditions?
“dilatory exception of prematurity,” the appeals court was required to determine if the handbook provided an administrative remedy for inmates to follow before filing their lawsuits. Ngo v. Estes. If the court found a remedy in the handbook, then Bossier would have to show that he had exhausted that remedy before filing his lawsuit. Therefore,
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East Baton Rouge Court Relies on Witness Testimony to Decide Automobile Accident Case
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When Is It Too Late to Request Paternity Blood Tests In Louisiana?
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In Louisiana How Do You Prove A Child Born Outside a Marriage is Your Child? Avowal Actions Explained
When a Cow’s Journey Turns into a Legal Showdown, Liability for Escaped Cows in Louisiana
June 8, 2023
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Whether it’s a high-speed collision on I-10 or a chaotic scene in a St. Gabriel neighborhood, escaped livestock poses a deadly risk to Louisiana motorists. Under La. C.C. Art. 2321, the owner of a cow or horse is not ‘strictly liable’ like a dog owner, but they face a rigorous negligence standard when their animals
Navigating the Rules of Evidence: How They Can Impact Your Lawsuit and the Jury’s Perception
June 7, 2023
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Who Is Responsible If I Was Injured in Jail Due to Unsafe Conditions?
June 6, 2023
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“dilatory exception of prematurity,” the appeals court was required to determine if the handbook provided an administrative remedy for inmates to follow before filing their lawsuits. Ngo v. Estes. If the court found a remedy in the handbook, then Bossier would have to show that he had exhausted that remedy before filing his lawsuit. Therefore,
Prevailing Against All Odds: Triumphing in a Workers’ Compensation Claim
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The Challenge of Establishing Causal Links in Workers’ Compensation Claims
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Seeking Unpaid Wages in Louisiana: Clarifying Petition Requirements for Employees
June 2, 2023
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East Baton Rouge Worker’s Claim Upheld after LA Workforce Commission Fails to Pay His Wages