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East Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Courts Judgment Dismissing Negligence Claims Against Hospices Discharge of Terminally Ill Cancer Patient

In cases involving negligence on behalf of medical personnel, expert testimony is often needed to establish the standard of care that was breached by the party being sued. An expert’s testimony will be admitted based on its relevance to the facts at hand as well as the experts level of…

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Creative Arguments Fail in Medical Malpractice, Breach of Contract Lawsuit

Imagine that your mother, a friend, or someone else you love dearly suffers from numerous health problems. In a terrible twist of fate, your loved one falls, worsening their current condition and making life more painful and difficult than it already is. To top it all off, what would already…

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Injured by Ambulance Driving to Emergency Call, Louisiana Court Reviews Emergency Call Driving Standards

We’ve all been in the situation where we’re sitting at a red light or approaching an intersection and all of a sudden we hear sirens and see flashing lights. Everyone knows to stop and yield to the oncoming ambulance. Sometimes, however, a driver might not yield for whatever reason. This…

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Louisiana Court Holds Car Accident in Parking Lot is not Parking Lot Owner’s Fault

Parents love their children very much. It is always a difficult experience to involve a child in a lawsuit. Such an emotionally difficult experience can be soothed by having the best attorney possible. Losing a lawsuit on behalf of one’s child is a traumatic experience, especially after an accident. This…

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Rapides Parish, Louisiana Department of Corrections Not Responsible for Inmates Injured During Work Release

When a person is injured, timeliness and diligence are required to hold the responsible party liable under the law. If either element is missing, the injured person will lose the ability to seek relief. An early procedural hurdle plaintiffs face in litigation is the defendant’s motion for summary judgment. Here,…

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Passenger Injured on St. Bernard Urban Rapid Transit Bus in His Wheelchair Seeks Increased Award from Louisiana Appeals Court

The devil is in the details is a well-known idiom that holds true in this case. It was only upon a close examination of the factual details set out in the trial record that the Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal ruled in the plaintiff’s favor. In the case, the…

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Is An Unmarked Pole in the Middle of a Sidewalk “Open and Obvious?” LSU Student’s Lawsuit Answers that Question

Louisiana law holds responsible those who cause injury to others by failing to repair unreasonably dangerous conditions in their custody or control. This type of liability is called “custodial liability.” For example, a university that fails to maintain its walkways so as to cause injury to pedestrians can be held…

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Nursing Home Mistreatment Case in Caddo Parish Not Covered by Medical Malpractice Act

Nursing homes have become an integral part of our society due to America’s aging population. Families need nursing homes to help them care for elderly parents and relatives, disabled individuals, and other people requiring increased care. Most nursing homes treat their residents with industry-standard care; but what if you discovered…

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