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LSU Student Sues University After Falling Thirteen Feet From Indoor Rock Climbing Wall
Jury Errors Inspected by Lafayette Judge in Negligence Suit
March 21, 2017
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Coroner’s Outrageous Actions Result In Loss of Statutory Immunity in Louisiana Lawsuit
Excessive Force During a Traffic Stop Inspected in Louisiana and Qualified Immunity
March 20, 2017
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Negligence
Court of Appeal Allows Tenant to Continue Pursuit of Lawsuit Against Landlords in a Personal Injury Dispute
Bossier City House Fire Tragedy Prompts Court’s Review of Landlord’s Duty to Tenants
March 17, 2017
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Negligence
Slip and Fall Sidewalk Accident Liability Rests With Lessee Due to Lack of Notice to Lessor
Slip and Fall Liability and Comparative Fault in Louisiana Grocery Store Case
March 14, 2017
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Workers Compensation, Injuries Sustained in Accidents While Traveling To and From Work May Be Recoverable Under Certain Exceptions
Treating Physician’s Opinions Are Key in Court’s Decision to Grant Workers’ Compensation Benefits
March 10, 2017
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Truck Driver Injured in Ouachita Parish Allowed Another Chance to Prove Liability of Electrical Contractors
Louisiana Legal Malpractice Case Examines Res Judicata and Peremption Exceptions
March 8, 2017
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Company Trying to Avoid Worker’s Compensation Benefits For Family Of Deceased Employee Fails On Appeal
Calcasieu Parish Plaintiffs Loses Workers Compensation Medical Claims Due to Late Filing
February 27, 2017
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How Long Do You Have To File Your Lawsuit Once You Realize You Have A Lawsuit To File?
Prescription Exceptions Exist for Multitude of Cases
February 26, 2017
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Alexandria, LA—Third Circuit Affirms Disability Payments to Injured Employee with Preexisting Hip Replacement
Louisiana Man Suffering from Broken Foot on the Job Seeks Recovery Using Intentional Tort Claim
February 19, 2017
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Treating Physician’s Opinions Are Key in Court’s Decision to Grant Workers’ Compensation Benefits
When it comes to work-related injuries, employees should know their rights. Under Louisiana law, employees who suffer from an injury caused by an on-the-job accident are entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. In order to successfully make a claim for those benefits, employees must prove their claimed disability is related to an on-the-job injury. In accordance
February 11, 2017
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LSU Student Sues University After Falling Thirteen Feet From Indoor Rock Climbing Wall
March 21, 2017
No Comments
Jury Errors Inspected by Lafayette Judge in Negligence Suit
Coroner’s Outrageous Actions Result In Loss of Statutory Immunity in Louisiana Lawsuit
March 20, 2017
No Comments
Excessive Force During a Traffic Stop Inspected in Louisiana and Qualified Immunity
Court of Appeal Allows Tenant to Continue Pursuit of Lawsuit Against Landlords in a Personal Injury Dispute
March 17, 2017
No Comments
Bossier City House Fire Tragedy Prompts Court’s Review of Landlord’s Duty to Tenants
Slip and Fall Sidewalk Accident Liability Rests With Lessee Due to Lack of Notice to Lessor
March 14, 2017
No Comments
Slip and Fall Liability and Comparative Fault in Louisiana Grocery Store Case
Workers Compensation, Injuries Sustained in Accidents While Traveling To and From Work May Be Recoverable Under Certain Exceptions
March 10, 2017
No Comments
Treating Physician’s Opinions Are Key in Court’s Decision to Grant Workers’ Compensation Benefits
Truck Driver Injured in Ouachita Parish Allowed Another Chance to Prove Liability of Electrical Contractors
March 8, 2017
No Comments
Louisiana Legal Malpractice Case Examines Res Judicata and Peremption Exceptions
Company Trying to Avoid Worker’s Compensation Benefits For Family Of Deceased Employee Fails On Appeal
February 27, 2017
No Comments
Calcasieu Parish Plaintiffs Loses Workers Compensation Medical Claims Due to Late Filing
How Long Do You Have To File Your Lawsuit Once You Realize You Have A Lawsuit To File?
February 26, 2017
No Comments
Prescription Exceptions Exist for Multitude of Cases
Alexandria, LA—Third Circuit Affirms Disability Payments to Injured Employee with Preexisting Hip Replacement
February 19, 2017
No Comments
Louisiana Man Suffering from Broken Foot on the Job Seeks Recovery Using Intentional Tort Claim
Treating Physician’s Opinions Are Key in Court’s Decision to Grant Workers’ Compensation Benefits
February 11, 2017
No Comments
When it comes to work-related injuries, employees should know their rights. Under Louisiana law, employees who suffer from an injury caused by an on-the-job accident are entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. In order to successfully make a claim for those benefits, employees must prove their claimed disability is related to an on-the-job injury. In accordance