Lake Charles Slip and Fall Lawsuit Against Kroger Fails for Lack of Notice
Baton Rouge Restaurant Owner Not Responsible for Slip and Fall Accident
April 11, 2023
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Slip and Fall at Home Depot Lawsuit Dismissed on Lack of Proof of Unreasonable Risk of Harm
To understand the laws governing this case, see our [Ultimate Guide to Louisiana Slip and Fall Evidence]. Customers have an expectation of safety while shopping in retail stores. When a customer is injured while on the premise, they are entitled to damages. However, a customer may only recover damages if adequate proof is shown. Proof
April 10, 2023
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Fax Filing A Lawsuit, Make Sure You Follow the Rules Precisely
After a workplace accident, an employee may be flustered, but it is essential that the employee promptly becomes knowledgeable about court requirements and deadlines. If a claim is not filed within an allocated timeline, the claimant may be barred from bringing the claim forward. The following case out of Jefferson Parish shows why, if you’re
April 8, 2023
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Evidence of Knowledge Required to Prevail in Louisiana Slip-and-Fall Lawsuits
If you slip and fall over an item that has fallen at a store, you might think that you will be able to recover for your injuries in a lawsuit against the store. However, it is not enough to simply show that you slipped and fell. Instead, you must show that the store knew about
March 31, 2023
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Slip and Fall in Louisiana Convenience Store Lawsuit Discusses Open and Obvious Risk
New Orleans Trip-and-Fall Case Highlights the Perils of Summary Judgment
March 31, 2023
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Who is Liable for Injuries for a Slip and Fall on a Public Sidewalk?
Premises liability is an active area of personal injury law, and accidents occurring on public property are no exception. The question often arises, who is liable for a slip and fall on a public sidewalk? In this case, the Louisiana Third Circuit Court of Appeal was asked to determine the premises liability of the town
March 30, 2023
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Injured by Stocking Cart in Grocery Aisle, Whose Fault is it?
Everyone can picture a grocery store on a busy day. The aisles are congested, and workers are hurrying to replace products on the sales floor. There may be stocking carts blocking walkways. Who is responsible if a shopper trips over a worker’s cart and injures herself? What about if the worker and
March 28, 2023
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Injured While Receiving a Massage and a Court’s Discretion to Award Damages
Make No Mistake, Medical Testimony Is Required For Juries To Award Damages For Future Medical Expenses
March 28, 2023
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A Louisiana Court Signs Two Final Judgments, What Happens?
Decretal Language: Last Words in a Final Judgment,
March 22, 2023
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Ville Platte Hospital Found Not Liable for Ant Bites on ICU Patient
Hospital admission can often be a terrifying experience, but even more so is an ICU admission. Your life is literally in the hands of hospital doctors and nurses. But what happens if you sustain injuries unrelated to your original illness or injury while in the ICU? A recent patient at Mercy Regional Medical Center in
March 20, 2023
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