Medical Malpractice Claims Rely Heavily Upon Prescriptive Period
Complicated Elements of Appeal Showcase Difficulties in Negligence Claim
Black Friday Shopper Who Slipped on Fallen Sign Has Case Dismissed on Appeal
Court Examines Role of Key Document in Summary Judgment in Baton Rouge Medical Malpractice Case
Jefferson Parish Legal Malpractice Lawsuit Deadline Extended Due to Fraud by Attorney
When attempting to bring a lawsuit in court, timing is everything. If a potential claim is brought too late your day in court may never come. However, Louisiana courts of law are generous in extending the deadline to file a lawsuit in instances of fraud. In the following case out of Jefferson Parish Louisiana, a Plaintiff
A routine evening trip to a Super 1 Foods in West Monroe ended in a T1-2 herniated disc and a multi-year legal battle. The case of Guerrero v. Brookshire Grocery Co. is a landmark example of how the Louisiana Second Circuit Court of Appeal protects shoppers from hidden hazards that merchants claim are “obvious.” For
Drunk Driver’s Claim Against the Louisiana Department of Transportation Fails Under the “Gross Negligence” Exception
Harrah’s Casino New Orleans Slip and Fall Lawsuit Examines Comparative Fault in Louisiana
The Burden of Proving Legal Malpractice Claims in Louisiana Written By Berniard Law Firm Blog Writer: Zoha Khan
Jeffrey Berniard is a specialized injury attorney with over 21 years of experience fighting for Louisiana families.
Medical Malpractice Claims Rely Heavily Upon Prescriptive Period
Complicated Elements of Appeal Showcase Difficulties in Negligence Claim
Black Friday Shopper Who Slipped on Fallen Sign Has Case Dismissed on Appeal
Court Examines Role of Key Document in Summary Judgment in Baton Rouge Medical Malpractice Case
Jefferson Parish Legal Malpractice Lawsuit Deadline Extended Due to Fraud by Attorney
When attempting to bring a lawsuit in court, timing is everything. If a potential claim is brought too late your day in court may never come. However, Louisiana courts of law are generous in extending the deadline to file a lawsuit in instances of fraud. In the following case out of Jefferson Parish Louisiana, a Plaintiff
A routine evening trip to a Super 1 Foods in West Monroe ended in a T1-2 herniated disc and a multi-year legal battle. The case of Guerrero v. Brookshire Grocery Co. is a landmark example of how the Louisiana Second Circuit Court of Appeal protects shoppers from hidden hazards that merchants claim are “obvious.” For
Drunk Driver’s Claim Against the Louisiana Department of Transportation Fails Under the “Gross Negligence” Exception
Harrah’s Casino New Orleans Slip and Fall Lawsuit Examines Comparative Fault in Louisiana
The Burden of Proving Legal Malpractice Claims in Louisiana Written By Berniard Law Firm Blog Writer: Zoha Khan