Piercing the Corporate Veil: How to Collect from the Company and the Person Responsible for your Injuries Written by Berniard Law Firm Blog Writer: Zoha Khan
Faulty Jury Instructions in Iberville Parish Accident Result in De Novo Review by Appellate Court
Louisiana Fourth Circuit Denies an Exception of Prescription Based on Procedural Nuances
The Role of the Appellate Court and Specific Case Facts in Awarding General Damages
Terrebonne Medical Malpractice Suit Reaffirms Trial Court’s Role in Qualifying Expert Witnesses
Cause-in-Fact Requirements of a Negligence Lawsuit
Arguably the most important thing for human health besides air is available and clean water. When people behave carelessly, others can be harmed. A mistake with something as valuable as the water supply can cause any number of injuries to those who rely upon it. Negligence occurs in law where a person or company causes
When a freight truck causes a catastrophic injury—leaving a victim in a coma or requiring long-term interdiction—the legal battle is won or lost in the first 48 hours. The case of Marable v. Empire Truck Sales illustrates the complexity of these claims, where multiple parties (the employer, the manufacturer, and the repair shop) all point
A simple trip to the grocery store in Bogalusa turned into a multi-year legal battle over a “chicken blood” spill. The case of Jackson-Silvan v. Travis’s Grocery & Market serves as a stark reminder for New Orleans and Washington Parish residents: in Louisiana, merely being injured on a merchant’s property is not enough to secure
Jeffrey Berniard is a specialized injury attorney with over 21 years of experience fighting for Louisiana families.
Piercing the Corporate Veil: How to Collect from the Company and the Person Responsible for your Injuries Written by Berniard Law Firm Blog Writer: Zoha Khan
Faulty Jury Instructions in Iberville Parish Accident Result in De Novo Review by Appellate Court
Louisiana Fourth Circuit Denies an Exception of Prescription Based on Procedural Nuances
The Role of the Appellate Court and Specific Case Facts in Awarding General Damages
Terrebonne Medical Malpractice Suit Reaffirms Trial Court’s Role in Qualifying Expert Witnesses
Cause-in-Fact Requirements of a Negligence Lawsuit
Arguably the most important thing for human health besides air is available and clean water. When people behave carelessly, others can be harmed. A mistake with something as valuable as the water supply can cause any number of injuries to those who rely upon it. Negligence occurs in law where a person or company causes
When a freight truck causes a catastrophic injury—leaving a victim in a coma or requiring long-term interdiction—the legal battle is won or lost in the first 48 hours. The case of Marable v. Empire Truck Sales illustrates the complexity of these claims, where multiple parties (the employer, the manufacturer, and the repair shop) all point
A simple trip to the grocery store in Bogalusa turned into a multi-year legal battle over a “chicken blood” spill. The case of Jackson-Silvan v. Travis’s Grocery & Market serves as a stark reminder for New Orleans and Washington Parish residents: in Louisiana, merely being injured on a merchant’s property is not enough to secure