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December 11, 2024
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Power Lines and Damaged Crops: Who Pays When Farming Meets Infrastructure?
The following case revolves around the intersection of farming and infrastructure development, and the legal implications when construction activities impact agricultural land. Case Background Lanie Farms, a sugarcane and soybean farming operation, sued CLECO Power and its contractor, Highlines, for damages caused during the construction of new power lines across the farmland. Lanie Farms claimed
December 11, 2024
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December 11, 2024
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When Accidents Happen: The Limits of a Homeowner’s Liability for a Child’s Injury
A tragic accident involving a young boy with autism has raised questions about the legal responsibility of homeowners when someone is injured on their property. The case of Justin Stollenwerck v. Robert Schweggman, Jr., et al. explores the boundaries of a homeowner’s duty of care, especially when the injured party is the guest of a
September 29, 2024
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When a Night Out Turns Tragic: Fight for Justice After a Parking Lot Shooting
Is a Franchisor Liable for the Criminal Acts of a Third Party?
September 29, 2024
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Louisiana Medical Malpractice: When the Mailbox Rule Doesn’t Deliver
Filing a medical malpractice claim in Louisiana involves navigating a complex process, including meeting strict deadlines. One crucial step is timely paying the filing fee to the Patient’s Compensation Fund Oversight Board (PCF Board). But does the “mailbox rule” apply to these payments? A recent Louisiana Court of Appeal case, In re: Medical Malpractice Review
September 28, 2024
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Lights and Sirens: When Emergency Response Leads to a Crash
Emergency Medical Technician Not Liable When Following Proper Protocols During Medical Emergencies
September 27, 2024
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Sewage Spill Showdown: Cedar Lodge’s Fight for Justice Against Fairway View Apartments
A picturesque pond, once teeming with life, transformed into a murky, foul-smelling mess. The culprit? Alleged sewage contamination from a neighboring apartment complex. This is the story of Cedar Lodge Plantation’s battle against Fairway View Apartments in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, a legal fight that highlights the complexities of environmental disputes and property damage claims. The
September 25, 2024
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Can You Sue for Stolen Data That’s Not a Trade Secret? Court Ruling Clarifies
Can You Sue an Out-of-State Employer in Louisiana? Personal Jurisdiction Limits
September 25, 2024
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Jeffrey Berniard is a specialized injury attorney with over 21 years of experience fighting for Louisiana families.