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Factual Disputes About Company’s Procedures Preclude Summary Judgment in Slip and Fall Lawsuit

If you slip and fall at a car dealership because of wet floors, you might think you have a slam dunk case. However, if the condition that caused your fall might be considered open and obvious, you could face an uphill battle.  Anna Landry took her vehicle to Leson Chevrolet…

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The Consequences of Lying in A Louisiana Workers’ Compensation Claim

What are the consequences of lying in a workers’ compensation claim? They can be harsh, as shown in the following lawsuit. Betty Reeder, a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) at Hardtner Medical Center, found herself embroiled in a legal battle after suffering an injury on the job. This article examines the…

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Who’s At Fault if your car is stolen then involved in a wreck? The Thief, Victim, or Third Party Owner?

In the world of litigation, there are often cases that raise questions about who should be held responsible for damages caused by certain events. Take the recent case of Christopher Blanchard, who claimed damages after his police car was hit by a stolen car. The trial court granted summary judgment…

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Trucking Accident Leaves Driver in a Ditch when it Comes to Lack of Evidence

Licensed and professional commercial truck drivers usually carry heavy materials on their journey. Keeping these materials secured for any type of roadway issue is paramount. But what happens when these large trucks roll over and you think the weight shift was due to faulty or improper packaging? The Fifth Circuit…

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Final Judgments: What’s Necessary When It Comes to Precise Language?

What happens when a final judgment from a court lacks precise language as to the damages you should be awarded? The First Circuit Court of Appeals answers this question and explains the importance of precision and certainty in all civil case language. While attempting to break up a fight between…

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Coalport is King: Louisiana Court Applies Judicial Scrutiny to Horse Race Controversy

Horse races represent a lot of things: money, power, competition. The outcomes of races matter a lot to those involved, and debates about those races can be pretty contentious, even getting to court. When a back-and-forth about the rightful winner of a horse race makes it to the Second Circuit…

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Louisiana Court Reverses Summary Judgment, Permits Plaintiff to Continue Discovering Facts

The discovery process of litigation is vital to a well-informed judgment rendered by the court. But discovery can be halted, disrupted, or dismantled by various motions. Finding and gathering all the necessary information in a lawsuit is incredibly important for all sides. Still, it requires showing a need for that…

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Property Co-Owner Entitled To Reimbursement From Sale of Property For Certain Property Renovations

Owning property is not easy, especially when you have to share ownership with multiple individuals. Co-ownership can present challenging issues, especially when one owner wants to make renovations or sell the property. This case examines a dispute among family members involving property in the Parish of St. Bernard in Louisiana. …

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How Important is Expert Testimony in Medical Malpractice Cases?

In the face of the profound loss that accompanies the passing of a family member, the impact can be particularly agonizing when that loss follows the anticipation of medical intervention, such as a transplant. The immediate inclination might be to explore legal avenues through a medical malpractice claim, yet the…

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Motherhood on Trial: Unraveling a Landmark Pregnancy Discrimination Case

Imagine waking up one day and finding yourself out of a job simply because you are pregnant. This was the reality for Eryon Luke, as she claimed that her former employer, CPlace Forest Park SNF, LLC, fired her due to her pregnancy. This case, which attracted significant attention in legal…

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