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The Right to a Jury Trial in Louisiana is Very Hard to Deny
Jury Trials and Government Entities: How a Car Accident Tested the Concept
January 10, 2017
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What Not to Do When a Motion for Summary Judgment is Denied in Louisiana
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A 74-Year Old Woman Denied Wrongful Termination Damages for Failure to Demonstrate That She Could Otherwise Perform the Job Duties
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The Right to a Jury Trial in Louisiana is Very Hard to Deny
January 10, 2017
No Comments
Jury Trials and Government Entities: How a Car Accident Tested the Concept
Appeals, like Dessert, Are Best Served at the End
January 9, 2017
No Comments
Improper Designation of Final Judgment in St. Tammany Parish Leads to Dismissal for Lack of Appellate Jurisdiction
One Person’s Subjective View of an Employment Relationship Does Not Equal a Contract
January 8, 2017
No Comments
Second Circuit Case Demonstrates Importance of Proper Contracts
What Not to Do When a Motion for Summary Judgment is Denied in Louisiana
January 7, 2017
No Comments
Just the Facts: Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Articulates Summary Judgment Standards in Employment Lawsuit Out of Monroe
A 74-Year Old Woman Denied Wrongful Termination Damages for Failure to Demonstrate That She Could Otherwise Perform the Job Duties
January 6, 2017
No Comments
The Plight of the Luddite: Increasing Concerns for Plaintiffs of Age Discrimination Claims
Louisiana Fiduciary Duty Case Examines Summary Judgment Standards
January 3, 2017
No Comments
Ascension Parish District Court Summary Judgment Involving Fraud Defense Affirmed
Louisiana Legal Malpractice Case Examines Res Judicata and Peremption Exceptions
January 2, 2017
No Comments
Louisiana Legal Malpractice Claim Arises from Car Accident
High Pressure New Orleans Time Share Sales Lead Buyers to Attempt Joinder Action
January 1, 2017
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Anatomy of a Class Action Certification
Louisiana Man’s Injury Claims Fail to Pay Because of Failure to Act in Time
December 25, 2016
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Lawsuit Involving Injury Filed Against Wrong Hotel Requiring Amended Petitions
Louisiana Court of Appeal Finds Plaintiffs’ Case Abandoned for Failure to Prosecute
December 21, 2016
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Louisiana Legal Malpractice Case Looks at Exception of Prescription