Personal injuries occur every day in society and should be taken seriously. Yet, courts must judge the importance of each accident. As a result, not all injuries are ruled in favor of the injured individual. A lawyer representing an injured person must investigate the circumstances and facts surrounding the injury with due diligence. The lawyer
Louisiana Workers’ Compensation Act and other Available Remedies
Losing a loved one is an obviously devastating experience. Possessions left to the surviving family members cannot take the grief away but can prohibit an entire upheaval for the survivors. It is critical that an excellent attorney drafts the will and handles the probate process for the sake of those survivors. An Alexandria, Louisiana, widow
Does a physician’s use of differential diagnosis raise a medical malpractice issue in Louisiana? That question is at the center of a recent medical malpractice case out of Lake Charles. The Louisiana Third Circuit Court of Appeal addresses liability attached to a method of clinical diagnosis known as a differential diagnosis. On February 23, 2011,
Personal Injury Claim in Streetcar Accident Barred by Prescription
Legal Discovery Process to be Respected, Can Lead to Medical Malpractice Case Dismissal
Louisiana Court Finds Medical Malpractice Allegations Broad Enough to Proceed
Before purchasing motor vehicle insurance, it is vital to fully understand what the policies will cover. For instance, some policies may not cover your medical bills if you were involved in a single-vehicle accident. Understanding what is covered and what is not may help you avoid legal action in the future. Randy and Brenda Mills,
Louisiana Fourth Circuit Denies an Exception of Prescription Based on Procedural Nuances
Although car accidents are common, they are still stressful. When you suffer a medical injury from an accident, you must have evidence to prove your injuries. One way to do so in Louisiana is using the “Housley” causation presumption. The following case helps answer the question, what exactly is the “Housley” presumption? Burleigh Ruiz was
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Personal injuries occur every day in society and should be taken seriously. Yet, courts must judge the importance of each accident. As a result, not all injuries are ruled in favor of the injured individual. A lawyer representing an injured person must investigate the circumstances and facts surrounding the injury with due diligence. The lawyer
Louisiana Workers’ Compensation Act and other Available Remedies
Losing a loved one is an obviously devastating experience. Possessions left to the surviving family members cannot take the grief away but can prohibit an entire upheaval for the survivors. It is critical that an excellent attorney drafts the will and handles the probate process for the sake of those survivors. An Alexandria, Louisiana, widow
Does a physician’s use of differential diagnosis raise a medical malpractice issue in Louisiana? That question is at the center of a recent medical malpractice case out of Lake Charles. The Louisiana Third Circuit Court of Appeal addresses liability attached to a method of clinical diagnosis known as a differential diagnosis. On February 23, 2011,
Personal Injury Claim in Streetcar Accident Barred by Prescription
Legal Discovery Process to be Respected, Can Lead to Medical Malpractice Case Dismissal
Louisiana Court Finds Medical Malpractice Allegations Broad Enough to Proceed
Before purchasing motor vehicle insurance, it is vital to fully understand what the policies will cover. For instance, some policies may not cover your medical bills if you were involved in a single-vehicle accident. Understanding what is covered and what is not may help you avoid legal action in the future. Randy and Brenda Mills,
Louisiana Fourth Circuit Denies an Exception of Prescription Based on Procedural Nuances
Although car accidents are common, they are still stressful. When you suffer a medical injury from an accident, you must have evidence to prove your injuries. One way to do so in Louisiana is using the “Housley” causation presumption. The following case helps answer the question, what exactly is the “Housley” presumption? Burleigh Ruiz was