While holding the owner responsible for a dog’s behavior is typically the norm, most reasonable people would know not to approach a barking dog in a gated residence. However, Demetrious Frazier found himself at odds with Luke Difulco after being bitten by one of his dogs while performing his work duties at their home. The
Entergy Louisiana LLC Not Liable for Accident Caused by Faulty Street Lights
New Orleans Trip-and-Fall Case Highlights the Perils of Summary Judgment
Tractor-Trailer Accident on I-20 Leads to Court’s Consideration of Request for Remittitur
Premises liability is an active area of personal injury law, and accidents occurring on public property are no exception. The question often arises, who is liable for a slip and fall on a public sidewalk? In this case, the Louisiana Third Circuit Court of Appeal was asked to determine the premises liability of the town
Everyone can picture a grocery store on a busy day. The aisles are congested, and workers are hurrying to replace products on the sales floor. There may be stocking carts blocking walkways. Who is responsible if a shopper trips over a worker’s cart and injures herself? What about if the worker and
Louisiana Legal Malpractice Case Examines Res Judicta and Peremption Exceptions. Â
Everyone wants to emerge victorious after their day in court, but occasionally the jury will refuse to award the judgment you deserve. When a person loses their case at trial, they can appeal it to a higher court. The appeal process allows for a narrow reconsideration of a case to assure that the lower court
Decretal Language: Last Words in a Final Judgment,
Jeffrey Berniard is a specialized injury attorney with over 21 years of experience fighting for Louisiana families.