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What Are the Requirements to Prove an Insurance Policy was Cancelled in Louisiana?

If you are injured in a car wreck you typically look to the person who caused the accident and their insurance company to cover your damages. But what happens if the reckless driver’s insurance company claims they cancelled the insurance policy before the accident occurred? How can you determine whether…

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Louisiana Admiralty Lawsuit Leads to Interpretation of Contract Provisions Between Offshore Service Providers

Contract interpretation can be tough, but having a competent attorney review documents before you sign them goes a long way in avoiding surprises further down the line. This is important because the words that are not there are often just as important as the words that are, a lesson learned…

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New Orleans Freight Truck Causes Devastating Injuries That Leads to Interdiction and Res Judicata Issues

When a person is injured and left in a condition where they cannot handle their legal claims, their family may act on the incapacitated person’s behalf. If a family member is handling claims on behalf of the incapacitated, it is very important for them to find a good lawyer to…

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How Do I Qualify for Seaman Status Under the Jones Act?

The Jones Act is a set of federal rules that protects American workers injured while working at sea. Also referred to as the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, this law allows qualifying sailors who have been involved in accidents or become sick while performing their duties to recover compensation from their…

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IVC Filter Claims: 4 Things You Need to Know

Inferior vena cava (IVC) filters were designed and sold as a supposedly secure fallback to help avert pulmonary embolism for patients who for various medical reasons could not take blood thinners. Unfortunately for over the last ten years these filters have continuously been alleged to have been at fault for…

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How Much Do Juries Award in Mesothelioma Lawsuits in Louisiana?

Mesothelioma has been called “the working man’s disease” as it tends to effect a high percentage of blue collar workers who were exposed to asbestos in various construction trades decades ago. A diagnosis of mesothelioma can be devastating and often leads to many legal questions that the best mesothelioma lawyers in Louisiana…

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Low Speed Automobile Accident in Monroe Louisiana Discusses Concept of “Relevant Evidence”

Being involved in an automobile accident or sustaining a serious injury can be very overwhelming.  This is especially true if the accident was someone else’s fault.  Although one may be disoriented after an automobile accident, it is pertinent that he/she follows all the necessary steps to ensure that the accident or injury…

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Dispute Over Donation of West Monroe Property Emphasizes the Importance of Proper Service and Citation

Under Louisiana civil procedure, it is well settled that “proper citation is the cornerstone of all actions.” If a party to an action is not served with process in the manner required by law, the result of that action is considered null and void. This requirement is intended to ensure…

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Insurance Company Evades Liablity in New Orleans Slip-And-Fall Lawsuit

No one wants to ever get involved in a slip-and-fall lawsuit.  If your unfortunate enough to be injured in a slip and fall finding out who is responsible to pay for your injuries can become a troublesome matter. A recent Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal opinion demonstrates just how complicated…

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