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Prior Bankruptcy Nearly Prevents Shreveport Man from Filing Personal Injury Case

When there’s no other option, bankruptcy is an effective tool to shield you from your creditors. But often, those filing bankruptcy do not consider how intrusive a bankruptcy can be. After filing bankruptcy, your remaining assets are put under a microscope by the bankruptcy trustee. Every transaction you make while…

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Insurance Contract Confusion Leads to Louisiana Lawsuit

Car accidents are scary. Whether any parties are injured or not, dealing with the insurance company for vehicle damage or personal injury is not an enjoyable activity for the general public. The situation is even less enjoyable when the person dealing with the insurance company is not the policyholder.  In…

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Company Prevails in Slip and Fall Claim because Condition was Obvious and Apparent

We often imagine slipping and falling on company property to be an instant payday for the injured party. Slip and fall injuries, however, can occur as a result of a variety of conditions and in numerous locations. One recent unusual situation involved algae in a parking lot that caused a…

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Help with Hurricane Ida Insurance Claims Part 1- Record your Phone Calls

In the wake of Hurricane Ida, there will be hundreds of thousands of insurance claims. Insurance companies will be overrun, but that’s no excuse for those companies to fail to pay your claims timely. Unfortunately, that’s not always how claims are handled. You undoubtedly have seen numerous posts giving general…

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CLASS ACTION NOTICE FOR THE DOW CHEMICAL JULY 2009 ETHYL ACRYLATE LEAK CLASS ACTION

SHEILA GUIDRY, ET AL., individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated VERSUS DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, ET AL., Eastern District Court of Louisiana, CIVIL ACTION NO. 19-12233 Class Members Please Take Notice of the Following Important Announcement:   CLASS ACTION NOTICE SHEILA GUIDRY, ET AL., individually and on behalf…

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CLASS ACTION NOTICE FOR THE DOW CHEMICAL JULY 2009 ETHYL ACRYLATE LEAK CLASS ACTION

SHEILA GUIDRY, ET AL., individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated VERSUS DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, ET AL., Eastern District Court of Louisiana, CIVIL ACTION NO. 19-12233 Class Members Please Take Notice of the Following Important Announcement:   CLASS ACTION NOTICE SHEILA GUIDRY, ET AL., individually and on behalf…

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Plaintiff in Lawsuit Involving Injury at St. Francisville Resort Fails to Survive Summary Judgment

Vacations should be a time for relaxation and unwinding from the stresses of everyday life. No one who spends their hard-earned money renting a vacation condo expects to be injured during their stay. But how much responsibility does the owner of the condo have for maintaining the furniture in the…

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Employment Discrimination in New Orleans: The Difficulty is in the Proof

Workers in the State of Louisiana are protected by laws that prohibit employment-based discrimination. But often, the litigation process is complicated; employees who believe they are victims of discrimination and harassment face a challenging burden of proof in order to recover from their employer.   Mr. Hui Chen worked as an…

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Employer Found Not Liable for Alleged Violations of the ADA and FMLA

There are multiple federal laws that affect the employer-employee relationship. Two such laws are the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) as well as the Family Medical Leave Act (“FMLA”). Lawsuits involving the laws often involve employees suffering from difficult circumstances. Such circumstances can become even more difficult if an employer…

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