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Bogalusa Fire Department Made to Pay Workers Compensation for Fireman’s Heart Condition

Don’t get burned by worker’s compensation failing to pay for your injury. Make sure that you understand what your rights are whenever you file a worker’s compensation claim. Clinton Miley, a firefighter with the Bogalusa Fire Department, suffered from paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia (PSVT) after 19 years on the job. He…

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Make No Mistake, Medical Testimony Is Required For Juries To Award Damages For Future Medical Expenses

Car accidents are scary. When individuals make the choice to take on a personal injury lawsuit there is a lot of time that goes into those cases. After expending all that time and emotional energy, people want to feel like the verdict they received was fair, or at the very…

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Louisiana Supreme Court Will Not Overturn a Fairly and Honestly Obtained Arbitration Award for a Mere Error of Law

In  executing the terms of a construction contract, a builder and its subcontractors may not perform their duties as mandated under the terms of the contract. If a builder fails to perform its duties, then a property owner may file a claim for breach of contract and damages against the…

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Louisiana Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Brought by Deceased’s Family Shows Importance of Filing in a Timely Manner

If you are affected by what you believe is medical malpractice, a clock starts ticking the minute you discover or are put on reasonable notice of your injury. You only have a very limited amount of time to actually file a medical malpractice lawsuit, so it is extremely important to…

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Court of Appeal: Medical Treatment Guidelines Can Be Applied Retroactively

In 2009, the Louisiana Legislature enacted a statute establishing a medical treatment schedule for workers’ compensation claims. This statute took into account the combined concerns of the labor force, insurance companies, and medical providers to establish harmonized guidelines for the treatment of injured employees. The need for this statute stemmed…

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Three-Car Collision in Lafayette Parish Results in Defendant That Can’t Shake the Presumption of Negligence

In  certain kinds of car accidents there is a rebuttable presumption of negligence afforded to a party involved. In a collision that happened in Lafayette Parish, The Louisiana Third Circuit Court of Appeals decided that the presumption of negligence remained intact and the other involved parties could not be assigned…

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