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Car Accident in Iberville Parish Causes Potential Mental and Emotional Damages

Car accidents are always stressful, even if they are minor accidents and no one gets hurt. However, when you have multiple accidents within moments of each other and someone is seriously injured, or killed, things turn serious. And when things turn serious, you will want an experienced attorney at your…

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St. Tammany Parish Automobile Accident Complicated By Multiple Companies and Crossclaims

A car accident is difficult to manage even when it is just a simple fender-bender. Imagine a situation where the accident is  so complex that multiple companies are involved, and those companies begin filing crossclaims amongst each other. The suit can quickly get bogged down and complicated. This is exactly…

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Supermarket Not Found Liable for Bus Stop Stabbing

No one likes running errands – especially when you experience bad customer service. However, when bad customer service possibly leads to an assault, how liable is the company? This is a question the Court of Appeal Fourth Circuit of the State of Louisiana recently answered. On April 12, 2012 David…

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Medical Malpractice Case Dismissal Affirmed for Lack of Expert Testimony in Split Decision

Medical malpractice cases often involve complicated medical issues that can require expert testimony in order to prevail in a lawsuit. Although it is easy to become confused or distracted by the complexity of the issues, it is essential to understand and provide the required expert testimony.  Mr. Jason Kinch (the…

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Injured Taxi Driver Fails to Recover in Claim Based on Res Ipsa Loquitor

When an unexpected accident occurs, it can be difficult to pinpoint exactly who is responsible for the injury. In the absence of direct evidence of a violation of a duty, the existence of multiple possible parties who might be responsible can preclude recovery.  Mr. Baraki Tsegaye (the Plaintiff) filed a…

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Injured Worker Denied Appeal in the City of New Orleans

Many workers hope that, should they be injured on the job, financial protections are in place to ensure that they have plenty of time to recover before going back to work. The protections are often in the form of workers’ compensation payments. However, these protections will not protect an injured…

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Peremption Prevents Injured Longshoreman from Bringing Legal Malpractice Claim Despite Lack of Notice

The doctrine of peremption can prevent someone from bringing legal action against someone should that action be brought after a certain amount of time. Peremption is a period of time fixed by law for the existence of a right. La.Civ.Code art. 3458. This period is defined by an applicable statute.…

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Property Owners Not Liable for Injury that Occurred on Public Right-of Way

The strip of grass between the street and the sidewalk seems harmless enough. Yet, when negligently maintained, it can pose a danger to the public. The case that follows helps determine who should be liable for such a defect when an injury occurs on that piece of property. Edward Cusimano…

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Lack of Guardrails Not a Factor in St. Charles Parish Accident

Guardrails serve a life-saving function on our roads. Their placement on dangerous curves or in front of bodies of water can turn a deadly accident into a routine fender bender. Unfortunately, guardrails cannot be on every section of road. Local and state government agencies are only obligated to place them…

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Baton Rouge Casino Safely and Properly Seated Disabled Man Whose Walker Caused Fall

Providing preferential seating to disabled customers is a great service most businesses provide. This also means that the wheelchairs, walkers, and other items the disabled customers must be stored in areas that provide a safe walking environment for other customers. The controversy surrounding where it is proper or improper to…

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