Family Drama and the General Power of Attorney in Lincoln Parish
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Homeowners Recover Full Amount of Wood Floor Damages and Home Insurance Company is Sanctioned for Delay
When a natural disaster strikes the issue of insurance comes to the forefront. What can a homeowner do when their home is damaged but the insurance company delays and fails to pay? That was the case when a Kenner, Louisiana, couple had their wood floors ruined by Hurricane Isaac. After taking the company to court,
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Boutte IHOP Successfully Defeats Sexual Harassment and Constructive Discharge Claims
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Lack of Authenticated Evidence Leads to Abandoned Case in Jefferson Parish
Louisiana Supreme Court Discusses the “Abandonment” Rule
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Jefferson Parish Homeowners Unable to Sue Because of Missed Procedural Deadlines
St. Bernard Parish Government Demolishes Man’s Rental Property Without Notice
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Motion To Dismiss Action As Abandoned Thwarted For Lack of Statutorily Required Affidavit
Louisiana Injury Case Shows Importance of Following Proper Workers’ Compensation Procedures
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When Does The One-Year Peremptory Period For Fraud In Connection With Real Estate Transaction Begin To Run?
Louisiana Legal Malpractice Case Examines Res Judicata and Peremption Exceptions
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Family Drama and the General Power of Attorney in Lincoln Parish
December 7, 2017
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Elderly St. Tammany Parish Woman Denies the Need for Interdiction
Is a Franchisor Liable for the Criminal Acts of a Third Party?
November 9, 2017
No Comments
Court of Appeal Contemplates City of Baton Rouge’s Vicarious Liability for Police Misconduct
Lack of Substantial Evidence for Denial of Severance Pay Leads to Payment in Case Out of Baton Rouge
November 3, 2017
No Comments
Disability ERISA Insurance Claims Require Timely Production of Evidence
Exception of Prescription Raised After Trial Causes Lawsuit Dismissal in Jefferson Parish Case
October 29, 2017
No Comments
Louisiana Property Damage Case Examines Exception of Prescription
Homeowners Recover Full Amount of Wood Floor Damages and Home Insurance Company is Sanctioned for Delay
October 27, 2017
No Comments
When a natural disaster strikes the issue of insurance comes to the forefront. What can a homeowner do when their home is damaged but the insurance company delays and fails to pay? That was the case when a Kenner, Louisiana, couple had their wood floors ruined by Hurricane Isaac. After taking the company to court,
Boutte IHOP Successfully Defeats Sexual Harassment and Constructive Discharge Claims
September 28, 2017
No Comments
Louisiana Appeals Court Defines “Employee” in Sexual Harassment Lawsuit From Iberia Parish
Lack of Authenticated Evidence Leads to Abandoned Case in Jefferson Parish
September 20, 2017
No Comments
Louisiana Supreme Court Discusses the “Abandonment” Rule
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