Slip and Fall in Louisiana Convenience Store Lawsuit Discusses Open and Obvious Risk  Supermarket Not Liable For Slip-and-Fall Because Of Lack Of Constructive Notice
In the legal system, dissenting opinions, i.e., opinions delivered by one or more judges who disagree with the decision, play a crucial role in shaping the interpretation and application of the law. They provide valuable insights into alternative viewpoints, often sparking discussion and debate and ultimately leading to the evolution of jurisprudence. One such notable
Trucking Accident Leaves Driver in a Ditch when it Comes to Lack of Evidence Could the Foreseeable Have Been Unforeseen? Deciphering Liability in Accidents
Sometimes, those delightful recreational activities we all enjoy carry an inherent risk. Often, we assume the risk of those injuries when we engage in that potentially reckless conduct. Knowing your legal options following these injuries is necessary, mainly because recovering for these somewhat ordinary injuries can be difficult. What does it look like when a
Can the Time to File a Lawsuit in Louisiana Be Extended Due to Discovery Issues? Summary Judgment for Malicious Prosecution Improper Without Adequate Discovery
Summary judgment is designed to enable judicial expediency and cost-effectiveness in the courts. It is an important and complicated procedure that can occur repeatedly during litigation. When summary judgment is asserted repeatedly in the same case, how do parties prevail in their attempts to get or defeat summary judgment motions? The following case helps answer
When an individual sustains an injury while on the job, the anticipation of receiving workers’ compensation to tide them over during their recovery is natural. Regrettably, situations arise where companies are unwilling to shoulder this responsibility. The scenario becomes more intricate when a parent company distances itself from its subsidiary’s actions, attempting to evade liability
Jeffrey Berniard is a specialized injury attorney with over 21 years of experience fighting for Louisiana families.