Jefferson Parish Homeowners Unable to Sue Because of Missed Procedural Deadlines
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Motion To Dismiss Action As Abandoned Thwarted For Lack of Statutorily Required Affidavit
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Jefferson Parish Homeowners Unable to Sue Because of Missed Procedural Deadlines
September 11, 2017
No Comments
St. Bernard Parish Government Demolishes Man’s Rental Property Without Notice
Motion To Dismiss Action As Abandoned Thwarted For Lack of Statutorily Required Affidavit
September 9, 2017
No Comments
Louisiana Injury Case Shows Importance of Following Proper Workers’ Compensation Procedures
When Does The One-Year Peremptory Period For Fraud In Connection With Real Estate Transaction Begin To Run?
September 5, 2017
No Comments
Louisiana Legal Malpractice Case Examines Res Judicata and Peremption Exceptions
Wrongful Demolition in Town of Rayville Garners Less In Damages Than One Might Think
September 4, 2017
No Comments
Louisiana Property Damage Case Examines Exception of Prescription
Procedure Reigns Supreme in Dismissal of Plaintiff’s Medical Malpractice Case Out of Acadia Parish
August 31, 2017
No Comments
Louisiana Injury Case Shows Importance of Following Proper Workers’ Compensation Procedures
Insurance Company Not Required to Defend Lawsuit for Intentional Acts in Defamation Case Out of Caddo Parish
August 18, 2017
No Comments
Comprehensive proof of driver at fault’s underinsurance required to claim under underinsurance policy
Louisiana Court of Appeal Upholds Jury Award for Bossier Parish Family in School Bullying Case
August 13, 2017
No Comments
Louisiana Appeals Court Finds Tangipahoa Parish School Board Partially Liable for Eye Injury Sustained on School Band Trip
Informal Letters Insufficient to Resurrect Abandoned Livingston Parish Case
August 12, 2017
No Comments
Louisiana Supreme Court Discusses the “Abandonment” Rule
Louisiana Employment Discrimination Case Fails Due to Lack of Evidence
August 10, 2017
No Comments
Just the Facts: Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Articulates Summary Judgment Standards in Employment Lawsuit Out of Monroe
Lack of Clarity as to the Law Entitles Officers to Qualified Immunity in Louisiana Lawsuit
August 6, 2017
No Comments
Court Denies Qualified Immunity Protection to Police Officer Who Made False Arrest After Injuring Sports Fan