Federal Court Compels New Orleans Glass Company to Arbitrate in Construction Dispute
Louisiana Lawsuit Moves Forward After Arbitration Provision Deemed Inapplicable
June 11, 2019
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She Snoozed, She Lost: Time-Barred Personal Injury Claims in Louisiana
Injured Man Denied Compensation After Falling on Property of Public Entity
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Blood Test on Former Shreveport Police Officer Ruled Constitutional
Excessive Force During a Traffic Stop Inspected in Louisiana and Qualified Immunity
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New Orleans Construction Contractor Sues Private Investigator Over Prison Plea Deal
Exception of Prescription Raised After Trial Causes Lawsuit Dismissal in Jefferson Parish Case
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Surviving Spouse Loses Fight with First Wife Over Provisions of “Clear and Unambiguous” Will in Louisiana
Court of Appeal Describes How “Forced Heirs” Force Their Way Into Inheritance
May 27, 2019
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Judgement Reversed in 16.6 Million Dollar Coushatta Tribe Contract Case
Baton Rouge Construction Contract Shows Proof Needed for Contract Dispute
May 26, 2019
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Ouachita Parish Woman Denied Workers’ Compensation for Seeking Payment too Late
Calcasieu Parish Plaintiffs Loses Workers Compensation Medical Claims Due to Late Filing,
May 24, 2019
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Southern University System President’s Lawsuit Dismissed in Baton Rouge on Res Judicata Claim
Plaintiffs cannot litigate multiple lawsuits brought over the same cause of action. For example, if a company wrongfully terminates someone’s employment, the employee can traditionally bring only one lawsuit addressing this issue and not a second or third after a court decides the first. This barring is called res judicata. Former Southern University System President
May 23, 2019
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Interlocutory Order and Missed Deadline Ends Malpractice Lawsuit Against Rapides Regional Medical Center
Lafayette Medical Malpractice Claim Dismissed for Untimely Filing
May 22, 2019
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Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal Considers Lawsuit Abandonment
Louisiana Supreme Court Discusses the “Abandonment” Rule
May 20, 2019
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Federal Court Compels New Orleans Glass Company to Arbitrate in Construction Dispute
June 11, 2019
No Comments
Louisiana Lawsuit Moves Forward After Arbitration Provision Deemed Inapplicable
She Snoozed, She Lost: Time-Barred Personal Injury Claims in Louisiana
June 7, 2019
No Comments
Injured Man Denied Compensation After Falling on Property of Public Entity
Blood Test on Former Shreveport Police Officer Ruled Constitutional
June 1, 2019
No Comments
Excessive Force During a Traffic Stop Inspected in Louisiana and Qualified Immunity
New Orleans Construction Contractor Sues Private Investigator Over Prison Plea Deal
May 29, 2019
No Comments
Exception of Prescription Raised After Trial Causes Lawsuit Dismissal in Jefferson Parish Case
Surviving Spouse Loses Fight with First Wife Over Provisions of “Clear and Unambiguous” Will in Louisiana
May 27, 2019
No Comments
Court of Appeal Describes How “Forced Heirs” Force Their Way Into Inheritance
Judgement Reversed in 16.6 Million Dollar Coushatta Tribe Contract Case
May 26, 2019
No Comments
Baton Rouge Construction Contract Shows Proof Needed for Contract Dispute
Ouachita Parish Woman Denied Workers’ Compensation for Seeking Payment too Late
May 24, 2019
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Calcasieu Parish Plaintiffs Loses Workers Compensation Medical Claims Due to Late Filing,
Southern University System President’s Lawsuit Dismissed in Baton Rouge on Res Judicata Claim
May 23, 2019
No Comments
Plaintiffs cannot litigate multiple lawsuits brought over the same cause of action. For example, if a company wrongfully terminates someone’s employment, the employee can traditionally bring only one lawsuit addressing this issue and not a second or third after a court decides the first. This barring is called res judicata. Former Southern University System President
Interlocutory Order and Missed Deadline Ends Malpractice Lawsuit Against Rapides Regional Medical Center
May 22, 2019
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Lafayette Medical Malpractice Claim Dismissed for Untimely Filing
Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal Considers Lawsuit Abandonment
May 20, 2019
No Comments
Louisiana Supreme Court Discusses the “Abandonment” Rule