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Police Officers found not Negligent in Shooting of Man after Police Escort in Louisiana

Police officers play an integral role in the health, safety, and welfare of the communities they serve and protect. There are many situations where these officers put their lives on the line. There are also some situations where these officers must aid in the day to day needs of civilians.…

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What is the Standard to Overturn a Jury’s Decision About Compensation in Personal Injury Cases

If you ever suffer from a slip and fall, car accident, or other personal injuries you may be awarded compensation for your injuries by the court. The legal system relies on juries, as triers of fact, to determine damages suffered by parties, and the amount of compensation the injured person…

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Woman Files Lawsuit After Falling When Left Unattended On An Exercise Bike During Her Physical Therapy Session

  While participating in physical therapy sessions, most people would probably expect to be monitored by a therapist for the length of the session to ensure that things run smoothly. Unfortunately for one woman, Mrs. Laura Joinder, her physical therapist had other plans. As a result, Mrs. Joinder sued the…

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Injured New Orleans Ambulance Passenger’s Day In Court Denied by Summary Judgment

If you are injured in an accident, it is important to be prepared before you testify at your deposition. Otherwise, you may find yourself making statements that opposing counsel can use against you. This is the painful lesson Dwan Jones learned in 2015, when a Louisiana Court of Appeals affirmed…

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Louisiana Court of Appeal Finds In Favor of a Drug Company In Products Liability Lawsuit

We live in an age in which modern medicine can do wonders for people suffering from various illnesses and conditions. These drugs are designed to provide patients with the ability to live healthy and fulfilling lives. However, there are always side effects to consider when taking any drug. Each patient…

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What Happens When Nobody Witnesses Your On the Job Injury?

In workers’ compensation cases, the employee has the burden of proving that an on-the-job accident occurred. He or she must do so by a preponderance of evidence. Generally, an employee can do this by presenting witness testimony and documentary evidence. But what happens when there is no witness to the…

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In Louisiana Can A Company Be Held Responsible For Employee’s Car Accidents?

If  you have been injured in an automobile accident, you deserve to be properly compensated for your injuries.  Sometimes, unfortunately, the person who caused the injury may not be able to adequately compensate you.  This does not mean you are out of luck. If the person responsible for your injury…

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Court of Appeal Discusses Louisiana’s Presumption of Negligence in Automobile Accident Cases

In Louisiana, the law presumes a driver negligent when he or she leaves a travel lane and strikes another vehicle. This presumption stems from the legal obligation all motorists have to maintain control of their vehicle. In personal injury cases, this presumption overrides the normal burden of proof which lies…

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Louisiana Man Suffering from Broken Foot on the Job Seeks Recovery Using Intentional Tort Claim

If your employer is knowingly putting you in harm’s way and you suffer an injury, you may have an intentional tort claim against your employer. In Louisiana, remedies against an employer for on-the-job injuries are limited to cases of intentional acts, rather than negligence. In a recent case the Louisiana…

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