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Decretal Language: Last Words in a Final Judgment
Decretal language, what on earth is it, and why is it so important? The Louisiana Third Circuit Court of Appeal recently dismissed an appeal because the trial court’s judgment lacked proper decretal language. So what are these “magic words”? Why are they indispensable for a final judgment to be given legal effect? Vera Bernard injured
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For decades, industrial workers in Marrero, Louisiana, relied on American Optical respirators to protect them from toxic asbestos dust. Tragically, many of these safety products were defective, leading to thousands of cases of asbestos-related lung cancer. If you or a loved one used these respirators between 1956 and 1970, you may have a claim—but a
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Who should be held liable for a pileup on the highway shoulder?
February 15, 2023
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Rear-End Collision Case Examines Liability, Statutes in Louisiana.
Decretal Language: Last Words in a Final Judgment
February 14, 2023
No Comments
Decretal language, what on earth is it, and why is it so important? The Louisiana Third Circuit Court of Appeal recently dismissed an appeal because the trial court’s judgment lacked proper decretal language. So what are these “magic words”? Why are they indispensable for a final judgment to be given legal effect? Vera Bernard injured
Caddo Parish Trial Court Required to Consider Factual Evidence to Appoint Only One Estate Executor
February 13, 2023
No Comments
Surviving Spouse Loses Fight with First Wife Over Provisions of “Clear and Unambiguous” Will in Louisiana
Adequate Medical Evidence Required To Establish Causation Of Alleged Injuries
February 12, 2023
No Comments
Louisiana Man’s Medical Malpractice Claim Falls On Deaf Ears For Lack of Causation
American Optical Respirators: Why Marrero Families Must Act Fast on Asbestos Claims
February 11, 2023
No Comments
For decades, industrial workers in Marrero, Louisiana, relied on American Optical respirators to protect them from toxic asbestos dust. Tragically, many of these safety products were defective, leading to thousands of cases of asbestos-related lung cancer. If you or a loved one used these respirators between 1956 and 1970, you may have a claim—but a
Fifth Circuit Court Finds Succession Administrator Can Bring Civil Rights Action
February 10, 2023
No Comments
42 U.S.C. § 1983 Civil Rights Lawsuit Dismissed in Louisiana
Insurance Company Gets Off the Hook In Auto Accident Case Because Driver Never Actually Insured
February 7, 2023
No Comments
Only Four Out of Five Expert Witness Fees Awarded to Prevailing Plaintiff
February 5, 2023
No Comments
Doctor Ordered to Pay for Deposition Fees Incurred by Louisiana Accident Victim
Late Filing Bars Medical Malpractice Claim Against Tulane-Lakeside Hospital
February 4, 2023
No Comments
Grieving Widow Granted Opportunity to Fight Prescription in Medical Malpractice Case
Louisiana Court Finds Medical Malpractice Allegations Broad Enough to Proceed
January 31, 2023
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How Do You Pass Summary Judgment in a Medical Malpractice Case?