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Louisiana Trial Court Trips Up On Procedural Aspects of Improper Medicine Dosage Lawsuit

It is no secret that a lawsuit has the potential to become a tangled web of procedural issues. This is why it is always a good idea to secure a good attorney with experience in dealing with the court system. Perhaps less common is the situation where the judge, the…

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How To Determine Whether Third-Party Beneficiary Exists in Louisiana Workers Compensation Claims

Workers’ compensation disputes often boil down to the terms of a written contract where each party asserts their own interpretation of the agreement and lets the court decide. The case below is no different as it pertains to a “third-party beneficiary,” which essentially is a party not expressly contained in…

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Louisiana Court of Appeal Discusses Driving Rules in Left Passing Motorist Case

When you are in a motor vehicle accident, there are many issues that can arise as to the issue of fault and whose version of events is more reliable. Conflicting versions of what happened can make it difficult for the court to assign fault. It is thus important to always…

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Louisiana Medical Malpractice Case Dismissed in Summary Judgment Because of Lack of Evidence

In November 2008, in Claiborne Parish, Mr. Fields went to Willis Knighton Claiborne Regional Health Center for complaints of diarrhea. Mr. Fields also had an extended history of medical issues, including hypertension and a kidney transplant. He saw a nurse practitioner, who consulted with a doctor and gave him a…

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Louisiana Court of Appeal Holds Auto Insurance Provision in Violation of Public Policy

Kenneth White’s road trip from Monroe to Shreveport, Louisiana wasn’t exactly uneventful. The Monroe man was involved in a traffic accident that led to a legal battle between insurance companies. White’s insurance dispute led to a significant change in the law, as the Court of Appeal held that a major…

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Louisiana Injury Case Shows Importance of Following Proper Workers’ Compensation Procedures

If you are injured at work, it is imperative that you follow the appropriate procedures under workers’ compensation law to ensure that you are fully and fairly compensated for your injuries. A failure to properly report or address your injuries can result in a lesser payment or no payment at…

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Employers: When The Wrongful Denial Of Surgery Can Become Costly

In Louisiana, when an employee suffers an on-the-job injury, the employer may be held liable. This can easily end the initial romantic period of the employment, now that the employee’s interests are at odds with the employer’s. The employer considers that it now has to take care of a non-productive…

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Man Who Fell Off Lawn Tractor Loses Lawsuit Against Home Depot Due to Lack of Evidence

When an accident occurs, it’s often difficult to determine what actually happened until the aftermath, but in the justice system, piecing a puzzle together and drawing conclusions based on little remaining evidence rarely constitutes enough of a basis to file a lawsuit. As the court said in the case of…

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Court Denies Qualified Immunity Protection to Police Officer Who Made False Arrest After Injuring Sports Fan

Do you know your constitutional rights? In 2014 one-third of Americans were unaware of their First Amendment rights according to a Newseum Institute survey. This is an alarming truth that we, as citizens, must face. Here are some questions I pose to you: Do you know your Fourth Amendment rights?…

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