In high-stakes trucking litigation, logistics giants often hide behind a “Shield” of independent contractor agreements. The case of Dragna v. KLLM Transport Services serves as a stark warning for victims: simply showing that a company hired a dangerous driver is not always enough to secure a judgment. To win, your legal team must overcome three
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Under Louisiana law, store owners can be held liable for damages if a customer is injured by an unsafe condition while visiting the premises. In November, 2011, Henry Moore, Jr. visited the Murphy Oil gas station and convenience store in Hammond, Louisiana. After making his purchases at the store’s counter, Moore started back toward his
Qualified Immunity Defense Protects Police Officer Facing Excessive Force Lawsuit
Understanding Comparative Fault/Negligence and How it Impacts Judgments
Make No Mistake, Medical Testimony Is Required For Juries To Award Damages For Future Medical Expenses
School Bus Held to Certain Standard in Injury/Accident Circumstances
Jeffrey Berniard is a specialized injury attorney with over 21 years of experience fighting for Louisiana families.