After the HANO Inspection Audit: A New Orleans Housing-Hazard Reporting and Evidence Guide
A source-checked guide to reporting New Orleans housing hazards, preserving repair records and understanding the HANO audit, with a printable resident log.
A source-checked guide to reporting New Orleans housing hazards, preserving repair records and understanding the HANO audit, with a printable resident log.
What Act 861 changed for visiting drivers, acceptable insurance proof, separate statutory deadlines, impound-release procedures and towing costs.
Act 19 and final Regulation 138 explained: qualifying equipment, insurer exceptions, annual verification and a worked liability-premium example.
An illustrated guide to flashing red, flashing yellow and dark intersections, with Louisiana statutes, examples and New Orleans reporting instructions.
Dog-owner responsibility, swerving crashes, insurance distinctions, comparative fault, and the change from one-year to two-year filing rules.
Verified station data, original rate calculations, bypass rules, and the limits of the Legislative Auditor’s 2026 field observations.
Act 701’s transition dates, five emissions parishes, vehicle-category exceptions, fee ceiling, and implementation details that still need confirmation.
A dated comparison of Tridico, Vascocu, Morgan, and Davis, including filing dates, statutory exceptions, and the different dismissal rulings.
When Louisiana’s new injury-causation rule applies, what the former Housley presumption required, and how to organize the medical evidence.
New Orleans bicycle fatality counts through 2024, a disclosed 13-city comparison for 2022–2024, and downloadable data and methods.
Public FARS records identify 62 pedestrian and pedalcyclist deaths in 59 Lafayette Parish crashes during 2020–2024. Explore the locations, records, and method.
How the 2026 school-zone amendment interacts with Louisiana’s hands-free rules, stationary vehicles, enforcement, and crash evidence.
Compare the crash-day configuration with R.S. 32:1, not merely the original product listing. Preserve the label, components, firmware, settings, receipts, and ride data, then obtain a careful legal classification before making assumptions about licensing, route access, insurance, or fault.
A $20,000 hospital bill can represent several different amounts: the provider’s initial charge, an insurer’s payment, a contractual adjustment, and a balance the patient still owes. Louisiana’s rules for recovering past medical expenses require those amounts to be separated. For claims governed by the 2026 version of R.S. 9:2800.27, the treatment of a bill…
Louisiana’s separate $100,000 restrictions, statutory exceptions, coverage timing, and worked examples under R.S. 32:866.