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What is a “dilatory exception of prematurity,” and how does it change the course of a case or controversy?
March 15, 2023
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Louisiana Court of Appeal Highlights Procedure for Workers’ Compensation Claims
Wal-Mart Not Liable For Slip And Fall Accident in Houma, Louisiana
March 12, 2023
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Baton Rouge Restaurant Owner Not Responsible for Slip and Fall Accident
What does “Not Charted, Not Done” Mean in Louisiana, and How Does it Apply to Medical Malpractice Cases?
March 10, 2023
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When one enters the hospital in times of a medical emergency, they hope that they will receive the highest standard of care possible. Often there can be uncertainty, however, as to what the threshold is for the highest acceptable standard of care. In an emergency, it can also become unclear what treatment was received exactly.
Missing Golden Ticket: Lafayette Final Judgment Lacks Decretal Language
March 8, 2023
No Comments
What Happens When Your Judgement Lacks The Magic Words
Can a Worker’s Compensation Claimant Receive Spinal Cord Stimulator Treatment in Louisiana?
March 7, 2023
No Comments
What Happens When Your Employer Is Not Paying Your Workers’ Compensation Medical Costs
The Collateral Source Rule, What is it and How Does it Apply to Workers Compensation
March 4, 2023
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Evidence of Health Insurance Write-Offs Should Not Be Excluded at Trial
Louisiana Court Refuses to Assert Jurisdiction Over Conditional Judgment in Legal Malpractice Lawsuit
March 3, 2023
No Comments
Car Accident Victim Gets Appeal Dismissed Because Lack of Valid Final Judgment
Can You Appeal A Partial Summary Judgment in Louisiana?
March 2, 2023
No Comments
Bogalusa Police’s Partial Summary Judgment Request Denied For Lack of Appellate Jurisdiction
Can Class Certification Occur By Use of an Excel Spreadsheet in Louisiana?
March 1, 2023
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Police’s Use of Tear Gas at New Iberia Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival Leads Courts to Analyze Class Action Certification Standards