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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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Hammond Convenience Store Ordered to Pay for Customer’s Medical Treatment After Tripping Incident

Under Louisiana law, store owners can be held liable for damages if a customer is injured by an unsafe condition while visiting the premises. In November, 2011, Henry Moore, Jr. visited the Murphy Oil gas station and convenience store in Hammond, Louisiana. After making his purchases at the store’s counter,…

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The Wholly Obvious Hole: No Case for Injured Man in Metairie

Determining liability when someone is injured on someone else’s property is a complex endeavor. One of the major factors is determining whether the injury resulted from an unreasonably dangerous condition. While a new In & Out Express Car Wash was being built in Metairie, LA, local business owner Mr. Frederick…

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Injured Man Denied Compensation After Falling on Property of a Public Entity

Generally, individuals expect that when on the premises of a public entity, the land has been safely maintained and there is a low risk of becoming injured. If an individual did become injured, he or she would expect to be reasonably compensated for any injuries. However, in Louisiana, premises liability…

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Man’s Lawsuit Fails After Slipping on Wet Rug in West Baton Rouge Apartments

Rain and a slick, tiled entryway are typically a bad combination. A recent Louisiana slip and fall case involved this exact scenario. It had been steadily raining all day, and Allen Court Apartments resident James King left the building at night to go get dinner. Approximately a half hour later,…

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Citing Indemnity Provision, Court Attributes Liability on Leasee in Bastrop, Louisiana Slip and Fall Case

Leasing agreements often are complex and lengthy, especially in a commercial context. A common provision contained in most leasing agreements is an indemnity provision. An indemnity provision is a section in a leasing agreement that requires the leasee (the person who leases the property) to take responsibility for certain lawsuits…

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Louisiana Supreme Court Discusses Allocation of Fault in Slip and Fall Case Out of New Iberia

Owning a business can be a daunting task and often times requires the assistance of outside contractors to complete various maintenance items and to aid in the upkeep of the premises. However, many merchants and customers fail to realize that the merchant may be liable for the actions of a…

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Parish of Lafayette Found Not Liable for Inmate’s Injury

Law abiding citizen or not, people expect local governments to keep them safe, especially from dangerous conditions on public property.  But, just how much responsibility do local governments have in keeping public grounds safe?  This question was recently answered in a case coming out of Lafayette Parish. On November 15,…

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Marrero Winn Dixie Not Liable for Slip and Fall Injuries Due to Lack of Notice

There really can be several hazards in a grocery store: rogue carts, other shoppers, scattered merchandise, to name a few.   Even more common is the infamous puddle of water.  Inevitably in a store full of liquids, patrons can slip and fall in a neglected puddle.  But when should the grocery…

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