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Employer’s Attempt to Deny Worker’s Compensation Claim in Lake Charles Was Unsuccessful

In  the event of an on the job injury, you must prove that the injury was both caused by an accident during the course of the employment. La. R.S. 23:1021(A). An accident is defined as an unexpected event that can be directly tied to the injury itself. La. R.S. 23:1021(1).…

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Senior Living Community Developer in Lake Charles, Louisiana Wins Out In Contract Dispute

Contractual relationships and the relative obligations and rights that come with them can be difficult to decipher. There are so many clauses, provisions, and sections buried in these agreements that understanding the importance of certain matters can get lost in translation. In order to truly comprehend the exact obligations and…

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Louisiana Court of Appeal Finds In Favor of a Drug Company In Products Liability Lawsuit

We live in an age in which modern medicine can do wonders for people suffering from various illnesses and conditions. These drugs are designed to provide patients with the ability to live healthy and fulfilling lives. However, there are always side effects to consider when taking any drug. Each patient…

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One Person’s Subjective View of an Employment Relationship Does Not Equal a Contract

Louisiana is an “at-will” state when it comes to employment meaning when the employer and employee have not agreed to a limited term of employment, either the employee or the employer can break the relationship at any time without a reason.  Term employment involves a stronger and a more defined…

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What Not to Do When a Motion for Summary Judgment is Denied in Louisiana

Litigation is very complicated, particularly amongst the weeds of appeals and motions. This is illustrated very well in a case out of the Louisiana state Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal.  One of the most important things it teaches is that it is invaluable to have a knowledgeable attorney who is…

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A 74-Year Old Woman Denied Wrongful Termination Damages for Failure to Demonstrate That She Could Otherwise Perform the Job Duties

When bringing a case for damages for wrongful termination due to age discrimination, a former employee must demonstrate that despite their age (or other considerations), they are capable of performing the duties associated with the position from which they had been fired. Failure to do so may result in a…

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Fall from a Ladder Results in Workers’ Compensation Dispute for Employee in New Orleans

If  you are ever injured on the job, you may be covered by workers’ compensation. Workers’ compensation is a type of insurance that provides medical benefits and wage replacement when an employee is injured during the course of employment; in exchange for this insurance, the employee gives up the right…

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