Many people in Louisiana and around the country consider it a common courtesy to flash their high beams to let other drivers know about a speed trap looming ahead. Others, including some police departments, consider it a crime. A handful of...
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When most people think about car accident injuries, broken bones and whiplash come to mind first. But did you know that car accidents often can cause significant knee injuries as well? One of our clients was injured in an automobile accide...
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Federal and Louisiana law both protect employees from workplace discrimination. The Louisiana Employment Discrimination Law, La. R.S. 23:301 et seq., and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 generally prohibit employers from discrimina...
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For less money than you may think, a Louisiana speeding ticket lawyer can help negotiate your Louisiana speeding ticket and hopefully keep it off of your driving record. I’m not talking about you having to go to court and have a trial, I’m ...
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Local authorities in Clinton, Louisiana have taken a bold approach to fighting crime: close the town at 11pm and impose a general curfew. The mayor, city council and police chief are apparently all on the same page in defending the measure:...
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Arbitration clauses are hidden everywhere: cell phone service contracts, credit card agreements, even the user agreement included with the video game you just bought. Any time you buy something or sign a contract, there’s a good chance you ...
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One of the surgeons who designed the DePuy ASR hip replacement testified last week that the company didn’t have a “vigilance and complaint department” to probe reported problems with the devices. Instead, problems with the devices were repo...
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Vicky Elder was hurt when she stepped off an uneven drop-off in the parking lot of the Hampton Inn in Baton Rouge. She filed suit alleging the drop-off was not detectable, and thus unreasonably dangerous, because the two levels were made of...
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What happens when an FBI agent and a federal prosecutor take an impounded supercar for a joyride and wreck it? Apparently nothing. In 2009, a FBI agent and a prosecutor decided to take a 1995 Ferrari F50 sports car for a spin. The car, val...
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The Legal Intelligencer reported today that “in Piccolo v. Paterson, Judge Albert J. Cepparulo issued a one-paragraph order denying the motion to compel filed by defendants Lindsay S. Paterson, Lee Anne Paterson, Linsey Paterson and Allstat...
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