Bienville Parish Auto Accident Raises Question of Vicarious Liability
Prairieville Man Injured in Lunch Break in Company Vehicle Loses Summary Judgment Appeal
June 29, 2019
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Plaintiff-Mother Faces Dismissal of Multiple Defendants in Ruston Child Injury Case
Workers Injured During a 2006 Calcasieu Parish Oil Spill Finally Compensated
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Louisiana Appellate Court Tackles Intra-Familial Dispute in Simsville Dog Bite Case
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Tractor-Trailer Driver Involved in Deadly Collision Allowed to Present Case to Trial Court After Dismissal in Louisiana
U-Haul and Fedex Trucks Collide, Claims Adjuster Repwest Makes a Quick Exit from Lawsuit
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Baton Rouge Aunt Denied Loss of Consortium Claim for Niece’s Injuries
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New Orleans Trip and Fall: Why Proving “Ownership” is the First Battle
When a pedestrian trips on a cracked sidewalk in front of a landmark like Charity Hospital in New Orleans, they often assume the State or the City is automatically liable. However, as the case of Dawson v. Louisiana demonstrates, your case can be dismissed before it even starts if you cannot prove “Garde”—the legal term
June 16, 2019
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Baton Rouge Patient Awarded Damages After Extremely Rough Swedish Massage, Part 1: Determination of Negligence
Parish of Lafayette Harley Davidson Dealership Not Liable to Motorcycle Rider Killed During Promotional Demonstration
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Bench and Lawsuit Collapse for Gretna, Louisiana Woman Against Local Flooring Store
To understand the laws governing this case, see our [Ultimate Guide to Louisiana Slip and Fall Evidence]. Imagine shopping for flooring on a Saturday. The store is crowded and the samples of luxury vinyl tile are starting to all look the same. The flooring store has graciously placed a bench in the showroom. Much to
June 13, 2019
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Bienville Parish Auto Accident Raises Question of Vicarious Liability
June 29, 2019
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Prairieville Man Injured in Lunch Break in Company Vehicle Loses Summary Judgment Appeal
Plaintiff-Mother Faces Dismissal of Multiple Defendants in Ruston Child Injury Case
June 28, 2019
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Workers Injured During a 2006 Calcasieu Parish Oil Spill Finally Compensated
Louisiana Appellate Court Tackles Intra-Familial Dispute in Simsville Dog Bite Case
June 27, 2019
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Dog Bite Incident Highlights Review of Ownership versus Custody for Liability
Louisiana Department of Transportation Avoids Liability in Multi-Car Pile-Up Case
June 26, 2019
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Court Finds Coca-Cola Employee Not Within Scope of Employment During Car Accident in Lafayette
Busy Fax Line Raises Question of Timeliness in Negligence Action After Monroe Bus Accident
June 25, 2019
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Shreveport Company Loses Ability to Bring Lawsuit Due to Missed Filing Deadline
Tractor-Trailer Driver Involved in Deadly Collision Allowed to Present Case to Trial Court After Dismissal in Louisiana
June 22, 2019
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U-Haul and Fedex Trucks Collide, Claims Adjuster Repwest Makes a Quick Exit from Lawsuit
Baton Rouge Aunt Denied Loss of Consortium Claim for Niece’s Injuries
June 20, 2019
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Webster Parish Car Accident Illustrates the Elements of a Loss of Consortium Claim and
New Orleans Trip and Fall: Why Proving “Ownership” is the First Battle
June 16, 2019
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When a pedestrian trips on a cracked sidewalk in front of a landmark like Charity Hospital in New Orleans, they often assume the State or the City is automatically liable. However, as the case of Dawson v. Louisiana demonstrates, your case can be dismissed before it even starts if you cannot prove “Garde”—the legal term
Baton Rouge Patient Awarded Damages After Extremely Rough Swedish Massage, Part 1: Determination of Negligence
June 15, 2019
No Comments
Parish of Lafayette Harley Davidson Dealership Not Liable to Motorcycle Rider Killed During Promotional Demonstration
Bench and Lawsuit Collapse for Gretna, Louisiana Woman Against Local Flooring Store
June 13, 2019
No Comments
To understand the laws governing this case, see our [Ultimate Guide to Louisiana Slip and Fall Evidence]. Imagine shopping for flooring on a Saturday. The store is crowded and the samples of luxury vinyl tile are starting to all look the same. The flooring store has graciously placed a bench in the showroom. Much to