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Summertime Treat Turns Sour: No Case for Woman’s Fall in Grocery Store

While running errands all day, to the cleaners and the grocery store, the last thing on one’s mind is getting hurt along the way. Proving fault for an injury can sometimes be more of a pain than the injury itself. Collecting evidence like pictures or eye witness reports is the…

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Understanding the Concurrent-Cause Doctrine in Louisiana and How it Applies to Property Insurance

The term concurrent-cause is a legal doctrine that may be vital to your commercial property. If loss or damage occurs as a result of two or more causes, one event may be covered while the other is not. It would not matter if the events happened at the same time,…

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Louisiana District Court Erred in Granting Motion for Summary Judgment for Doctor-Defendants

When we think of the practice of law, we may think of flashy lawyers in the courtroom arguing against one another with impassioned rhetoric. In reality, the law practice is not that glamorous. In many cases, there are no trials, and a judge simply hands down a judgment without any…

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Louisiana Court of Appeal Upholds High Legal Fee Awarded to Attorney in Class Action

Attorneys are known for being way too expensive to the general public. Most people think that attorney’s charge an obscene amount for every little task that they do pertaining to a case, such as talking on the phone with their client or sending an email. However, unknown to most people…

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Louisiana Appeals Court affirms no damages should be allocated to minors Because of Lack of Proof

What happens when a plaintiff is injured, and damages are denied? How can a plaintiff prove they suffered injuries from an accident? According to Louisiana law, a plaintiff must prove, by a preponderance of the evidence, that his or her damages were the result of an injury caused by the…

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