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Land Expropriation Damages in Baton Rouge: Different Approaches, Different Outcomes

When land is expropriated by the government, there are many questions concerning how much money the government will owe you. Courts consider factors such as the appraised value of the property, relocation costs, inconvenience, and other possible damages. See La. Const. art. I, §4(B)(5). The best lawyers are familiar with…

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Long-time New Orleans Parade-goer Sues After Being Hit in Head with Beads

Anyone who has been to a Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans knows that the festivities are often marked by high-speed projectiles aimed at the crowds. Indeed, the chance to catch coveted “throws” is the very thing that draws many parade goers. The risk of being hit by beads or…

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Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Discusses Exceptions of Prescription and Prematurity

In filing any petition for damages before a court, timing is critical. And similarly critical is the clear articulation of one’s legal and factual complaints. Failure to timely and clearly raise a particular legal issue risks dismissal by the court. Defendants in litigation can and will use defensive pleadings known…

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Untimely Filed Appeal of Lawsuit Decision Dismissed in Baton Rouge

What happens in Baton Rouge if your Lawyer does not file your lawsuit appeal on time?  You could lose that appeal.  The following case demonstrates that Louisiana Courts follow strict procedural rules when it comes to filing for request for new trial. The best lawyers in Baton Rouge know these…

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Ponchatoula Louisiana Contract Lawsuit Examines Peremptory and Dilatory Exceptions

A case arising out of the State of Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeal considers whether defendants should have been permitted to raise certain peremptory contractual exceptions in the trial court: namely, objections of prescription, peremption, no cause of action, no right of action, and a dilatory exception of vagueness.…

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Ascension Parish District Court Summary Judgment Involving Fraud Defense Affirmed

Summary judgments are procedural devices used when no genuine issue of material fact exist that should be litigated in a full trial. The burden of proving that there is no issue as to material facts is on the party who is seeking the summary judgment. Once the moving party establishes…

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