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Caddo Parish, Louisiana Woman Injured At Work Can Only Recover Once for Her Injuries

“My neck, my back, my neck and my back” is a cliche that has been used in television shows and movies when someone gets hurt in an accident and likely tends to file a lawsuit. Although Caddo Parish, Louisiana woman, Ruth Toliver, may not have used the exact phrase, she…

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Louisiana Future Lost Wages Award Reduced Based on Lack of Evidence for Longer Work-Life Expectancy

Sometimes we are asked to do a task at work that we do not feel qualified to perform. We think things like, “Hey, that wasn’t in my job description.” Well, that’s essentially what happened to Mark Barto but, unfortunately, attempting to perform his assigned task resulted in a back injury…

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Mother May I? Louisiana’s Broad Definition of “Permission” Results in Insurance Company’s Liability in Case Out of Shreveport

Employees can pit employers against each other just like children do with parents. If permission is limited by one person the employee/child will simply repeat their request to the other party.  What an employee is permitted to do can be ambiguous.  In a recent automobile accident case out of Shreveport…

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Louisiana Seaman Loses Lawsuit Due to Insufficient Evidence and Conflicting Testimony

On the sea, a life jacket can save your life. In the courtroom, the life jacket that can save your case is provable and relevant facts. Seaman, Frank Glaze, recently found this to be true when a Louisiana Court dismissed his Jones Act personal injury case due to a lack…

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Causal Connection Between Accident and Injury is Key in Workers Compensation Lawsuit

An accident at the workplace is never fun, not for the employer, and certainly not for the employee.  In addition to the difficulty of the injury itself, determining who pays for the medical treatment is often in dispute.  Whether there is enough evidence to show that the accident actually caused…

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One Police Officer Found Not to Use Excessive Force, Others to Go to Trial

Over the last few years, we have all seen the videos of police arrest that seem to involve excessive methods. These videos stoke controversy and encourage a discussion on what constitutes “excessive force” during an arrest. Even with video evidence, the actions of the police and the arrestee are subject to…

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Inability to Show Work Related Injury Crushes Workers’ Compensation Case Out of Monroe

In the world of workers’ compensation, being injured while on the job is an obvious requirement.  Things tend to get muddled however in these cases over accident dates, pre-existing injuries, and the actual cause of the injury.  In the following case, Carlos Harvey had all these things working against him…

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Disability ERISA Insurance Claims Require Timely Production of Evidence

Navigating an ERISA disability insurance claim through the courts can be a difficult task. The best ERISA disability isurance claim lawyers can help be your guide to ensure your rights are protected. The following case that arises out of the Federal Court system in New Orleans demonstrates the issues that can…

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Woman Awarded No Damages For Slip and Fall Accident at Nail Salon in Baton Rouge

When going to the nail salon, the last thing anyone thinks about is falling and getting seriously injured. Slip and fall accidents happen all the time, and it is important to gather as much evidence as possible and retain a good personal injury attorney in order to build the best…

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Louisiana Court Upholds Jury’s Finding of No Causation Despite Uncontroverted Expert Testimony

In any personal injury lawsuit, it is absolutely critical that the plaintiff documents his or her injuries and gather evidence in support of legal claims. In addition to establishing that the defendant breached a duty of care, personal injury plaintiffs must also prove – through medical testimony and documentation –…

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