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Summary Judgment Granted in Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Against Louisiana State University Health Systems

Every medical professional has a standard of care he or she must adhere to. No one wants to deal with the failure to meet this standard of care, but oftentimes, life puts us in unfortunate situations. When we suffer injuries—or worse—at the hands of those who are supposed to treat,…

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If you are a veteran and currently suffering from hearing loss or tinnitus, we want to help!

A report from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical centers shows that Tinnitus and hearing loss are the number one and two health conditions among military veterans. In 2017, almost two million Veterans were receiving disability compensation for tinnitus and over a million were receiving compensation for hearing…

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Calculating Supplemental Earning Benefits for Sewage & Water Board New Orleans Employee

Almost every adult American has thought about what would happen if they were injured at work. They ask would they receive enough to sustain their pre-injury lifestyle and if not, what remedies are available. Typically, employees are eligible for workers’ compensation, but the workers’ compensation system seems odd to some…

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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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Understanding the Concurrent-Cause Doctrine in Louisiana and How it Applies to Property Insurance

The term concurrent-cause is a legal doctrine that may be vital to your commercial property. If loss or damage occurs as a result of two or more causes, one event may be covered while the other is not. It would not matter if the events happened at the same time,…

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Louisiana Plaintiff Denied Insurance Claim Due to the Definition of Resident

In the law, words matter greatly. How even one word is defined can make or break a lawsuit. However, courts do not allow words to be defined willy-nilly. There are certain methods courts will use to define words. In the case below, we will see how the plaintiff’s case was…

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