Understanding Insurance Exclusions: A Case of Property Damage Coverage for Borrowed Cars
What Happens When Your Rental Car is in an Accident in Louisiana? Can Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage be Applied To a Temporary Substitute Vehicle?
What Happens When Your Rental Car is in an Accident in Louisiana? Can Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage be Applied To a Temporary Substitute Vehicle?

In a standard car accident, you are often limited by the defendant’s $15,000 or $25,000 policy. However, 18-wheeler and commercial truck accidents involve catastrophic injuries that far exceed basic coverage. In Louisiana, identifying “Excess Coverage” is the only way to ensure a victim’s medical bills and future care are fully funded. When injuries are permanent,
Louisiana Court of Appeal Discusses Drivers’ Duties When Stopped At a Stop Sign From Prior Injury to New Accident: Who’s Liable for Your Injuries?
In the aftermath of a vehicle collision, the impact reverberates beyond the immediate parties involved, leaving a trail of injuries and legal complexities. Such was the case for Cody Johnson, a passenger on an RTA bus when it collided with another vehicle. Seeking full compensation for her damages, she pursued a vicarious liability claim
Jefferson Parish Woman Denied Relief After Police Cruiser Strikes Her and HOW DOES A COURT DECIDE HOW MUCH FAULT A DRIVER HAS WHEN BOTH SIDES CAUSED AN ACCIDENT
Have you ever witnessed an accident? The experience can be overwhelming, leaving lasting, often overlooked emotional scars. Such consequences raise an essential question; can a witness to an accident seek damages in court? The subsequent lawsuit helps answer that question. The journey of the litigants through the intricate legal landscape reveals their unwavering determination to
Drivers of Emergency Vehicles Held to Unique Standard of Care in Louisiana Driver Injured in Truck Accident in Caddo Parish Raises Credibility Concerns

For small business owners in the towing and logistics industry, a vehicle in the shop shouldn’t mean a total loss of insurance protection. However, insurance carriers often use the “Owned but Not Scheduled” exclusion to deny claims when an owner is driving a backup vehicle. The case of Arceneaux v. Turner provides a critical roadmap
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