Injured on a Boat on Land, Can you File a Lawsuit with Maritime Claims?
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Maringouin Police Chief Appeals Verdict Assigning Liability in Response to Domestic Violence Dispute
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Lake Charles Slip and Fall Lawsuit Against Kroger Fails for Lack of Notice
Baton Rouge Restaurant Owner Not Responsible for Slip and Fall Accident
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Slip and Fall at Home Depot Lawsuit Dismissed on Lack of Proof of Unreasonable Risk of Harm
To understand the laws governing this case, see our [Ultimate Guide to Louisiana Slip and Fall Evidence]. Customers have an expectation of safety while shopping in retail stores. When a customer is injured while on the premise, they are entitled to damages. However, a customer may only recover damages if adequate proof is shown. Proof
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If I’m Injured in a Car Accident in Louisiana but Have Texas Insurance Which State’s Law Applies?
Whose Law is it Anyway: When a Mississippi Resident Wrecks in Louisiana
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Do You Have to Disclose a Personal Injury Claim to a Bankruptcy Court?
Prior Bankruptcy Nearly Prevents Shreveport Man from Filing Personal Injury Case
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Toe Implant Patient Wins Summary Judgment Over Manufacturers’ Defective Product
Fifth Circuit Affirms Dismissal Of Louisiana Products Liability Claims Because Of Insufficient Evidence
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Injured on a Boat on Land, Can you File a Lawsuit with Maritime Claims?
April 17, 2023
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Employers Potentially Liable After Seaman Injured on Tugboat
Proving ADA Violations: Sufficient Evidence is Required for Discrimination Lawsuits
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What Happens When Your Insurance Agent Doesn’t Procure the Coverage You Asked For?
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Who is a Seaman under the Jones Act Coverage? Enter the Chandris Test
April 13, 2023
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Appeals Court Upholds Jones Act Claim for Seaman Injured Off Gulf Coast
Maringouin Police Chief Appeals Verdict Assigning Liability in Response to Domestic Violence Dispute
April 12, 2023
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Court of Appeals Defers to Trial Court’s Credibility Finding in Domestic Abuse Case
Lake Charles Slip and Fall Lawsuit Against Kroger Fails for Lack of Notice
April 11, 2023
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Baton Rouge Restaurant Owner Not Responsible for Slip and Fall Accident
Slip and Fall at Home Depot Lawsuit Dismissed on Lack of Proof of Unreasonable Risk of Harm
April 10, 2023
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To understand the laws governing this case, see our [Ultimate Guide to Louisiana Slip and Fall Evidence]. Customers have an expectation of safety while shopping in retail stores. When a customer is injured while on the premise, they are entitled to damages. However, a customer may only recover damages if adequate proof is shown. Proof
If I’m Injured in a Car Accident in Louisiana but Have Texas Insurance Which State’s Law Applies?
April 9, 2023
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Whose Law is it Anyway: When a Mississippi Resident Wrecks in Louisiana
Do You Have to Disclose a Personal Injury Claim to a Bankruptcy Court?
April 8, 2023
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Prior Bankruptcy Nearly Prevents Shreveport Man from Filing Personal Injury Case
Toe Implant Patient Wins Summary Judgment Over Manufacturers’ Defective Product
April 7, 2023
No Comments
Fifth Circuit Affirms Dismissal Of Louisiana Products Liability Claims Because Of Insufficient Evidence