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Plaintiff Wins Big and Can Sue State Employer for Intentional Tort in Louisiana

Imagine what it’s like to be a dedicated employee. You love your job, you’re never absent from work due, and you never have any problems with your employer. Until one day, you are having an unexplained health problem. Turns out you have been exposed to a toxic substance and you…

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Details are the key in Insurance Policy Contracts in Louisiana

No one likes to deal with insurance matters. Shopping for insurance and understanding the terms of an insurance policy can be complex. Most people are happy to just pay their monthly premiums and know that they have insurance when they need it – and then hope they never need it…

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Woman Files Lawsuit After Falling When Left Unattended On An Exercise Bike During Her Physical Therapy Session

  While participating in physical therapy sessions, most people would probably expect to be monitored by a therapist for the length of the session to ensure that things run smoothly. Unfortunately for one woman, Mrs. Laura Joinder, her physical therapist had other plans. As a result, Mrs. Joinder sued the…

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Injured New Orleans Ambulance Passenger’s Day In Court Denied by Summary Judgment

If you are injured in an accident, it is important to be prepared before you testify at your deposition. Otherwise, you may find yourself making statements that opposing counsel can use against you. This is the painful lesson Dwan Jones learned in 2015, when a Louisiana Court of Appeals affirmed…

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Failure To File Lawsuit In Timely Manner Could Bar Recovery Of Damages

Imagine walking into your recently deceased parent’s home and discover that due to freezing temperature the pipes burst and there is water everywhere. You are shocked and angry because your parent’s beloved home is damaged significantly. Photographs and family memories that filled the home are now drowning in water. You…

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Summary Judgment Lets Doctor off Hook in Louisiana Medical Malpractice Case

Court procedures can be confusing for many people.  Cases can be even more confusing when they involve medical malpractice claims.  One Louisiana case arising from injuries suffered by the plaintiff from treatment he received in March and April of 2009 reached the summary judgment stage.  The complaint was originally filed…

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If Your Claim Is Denied In Federal Court, Can You Subsequently Bring It To State Court?

Employment discrimination can be damaging for both parties involved. It generally involves employee mistreatment, or a perception of such, that causes harm to the plaintiff. The employee must show that the employer treated him or her differently because of a federally protected reason, such as age, race, religion, or disability.…

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