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A “Stay” of a Federal Suit May Have Far-Reaching Impacts for Prescription Purposes
Personal injury cases can often drag out for years in a confusing manner. This is especially true when there are disagreements about the proper venue and subject matter jurisdiction. A recent appeal discussed below tackles the challenges of dismissal of actions due to a lack of jurisdiction and the timing requirement of prescription. This case
April 24, 2023
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April 23, 2023
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When do you Need your Doctor’s Testimony to Win your Workplace Injury Lawsuit?
When injured on the job, your doctor knows best until you get a second opinion. While your primary care doctor may advise you to recover instead of resume working right away, if you get a second opinion that finds you capable of working, that second opinion can trump your primary care doctor’s opinion. In the
April 23, 2023
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April 22, 2023
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When Does the Date of Disability Start for a Workers’ Compensation Claim?
When you are injured on the job, it’s not always your employer’s or fellow employee’s fault. If you are injured while working by a third party, there are rules to follow when settling your claims. Following those guidelines is important because if you don’t, you may alter the workers’ compensation benefits owed to you. Below
April 22, 2023
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April 19, 2023
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Can a School be Held Liable for a Visitor’s Injuries on its Campus?
Schools are institutions for learning and public meeting spots for numerous events. People come and go daily and the safety of all visitors is paramount. But what happens when a visitor to a school is injured on the premise? Can a school be held liable for a visitor’s injuries on its campus? The following case
April 16, 2023
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Baton Rouge Recreation and Park Commission Found Not at Fault for Child’s Injuries
When someone is injured in an accident, the question often arises, who is at fault? Certain factors must be met to find fault in an injury case. The following case outlines the elements which must be proven to file a personal injury lawsuit against a public park in East Baton Rouge. While climbing spectator bleachers
April 15, 2023
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Considering a Lawsuit? Don’t Discard Evidence Critical to Your Case
An important safeguard in the law is the requirement for an accusing party to support its allegations with facts and, ultimately, evidence. There are multiple reasons to have this protection in place. Proceeding with a claim that makes a wrong conclusion against another party would not be particularly fair or just, nor would it be
April 14, 2023
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How Should Fault Be Apportioned in a Personal Injury Car Accident Lawsuit?
April 25, 2023
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A “Stay” of a Federal Suit May Have Far-Reaching Impacts for Prescription Purposes
April 24, 2023
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Personal injury cases can often drag out for years in a confusing manner. This is especially true when there are disagreements about the proper venue and subject matter jurisdiction. A recent appeal discussed below tackles the challenges of dismissal of actions due to a lack of jurisdiction and the timing requirement of prescription. This case
When do you Need your Doctor’s Testimony to Win your Workplace Injury Lawsuit?
April 23, 2023
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When injured on the job, your doctor knows best until you get a second opinion. While your primary care doctor may advise you to recover instead of resume working right away, if you get a second opinion that finds you capable of working, that second opinion can trump your primary care doctor’s opinion. In the
Accident While Driving Your Car On The Job: You may not be covered!
April 22, 2023
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When Does the Date of Disability Start for a Workers’ Compensation Claim?
April 22, 2023
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When you are injured on the job, it’s not always your employer’s or fellow employee’s fault. If you are injured while working by a third party, there are rules to follow when settling your claims. Following those guidelines is important because if you don’t, you may alter the workers’ compensation benefits owed to you. Below
Can a School be Held Liable for a Visitor’s Injuries on its Campus?
April 16, 2023
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Schools are institutions for learning and public meeting spots for numerous events. People come and go daily and the safety of all visitors is paramount. But what happens when a visitor to a school is injured on the premise? Can a school be held liable for a visitor’s injuries on its campus? The following case
Baton Rouge Recreation and Park Commission Found Not at Fault for Child’s Injuries
April 15, 2023
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When someone is injured in an accident, the question often arises, who is at fault? Certain factors must be met to find fault in an injury case. The following case outlines the elements which must be proven to file a personal injury lawsuit against a public park in East Baton Rouge. While climbing spectator bleachers
Considering a Lawsuit? Don’t Discard Evidence Critical to Your Case
April 14, 2023
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An important safeguard in the law is the requirement for an accusing party to support its allegations with facts and, ultimately, evidence. There are multiple reasons to have this protection in place. Proceeding with a claim that makes a wrong conclusion against another party would not be particularly fair or just, nor would it be