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Tangipahoa Winn-Dixie Employee’s Whistleblower Claims Dismissed

Employers have a duty to provide their workers with reasonably safe working conditions. Whistleblower statutes protect employees from retaliation when they report violations of this duty. However, not every imperfection constitutes an unreasonable danger. Brenda Causey reported that she suffered pain and soreness at her job at Winn-Dixie in Tangipahoa…

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Southeastern Louisiana Employee Successfully Sues After Boss Rejects Rescission of Resignation

Usually when you hear the phrase “adverse employment action,” it brings to mind actions such as being demoted or fired. However, under certain circumstances, it can extend to more unique actions. This includes refusing to accept an employee’s rescission of resignation. Tyrikia Porter worked at the Houma Terrebonne Housing Authority…

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Road Granting a Landowner Access to His Property Declared for Public Use

Having the town pave your road or conduct other maintenance may seem like a harmless occurrence. However, it can have a significant impact on determining whether your property can become public use. One landowner, Thomas Bourque, Sr., needed access to the rest of his property, but two other landowners, Todd…

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Ouachita Parish Right of Passage Lawsuit Not Barred by Res Judicata

Double jeopardy is not a television marathon featuring Alex Trebek, but protection against it is fundamental to the United States legal system. In the criminal justice system, double jeopardy means being put on trial for the same charge twice; the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution bans it. Res…

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Foster Child’s Appeal Denied Following Highway 724 Crash

Life deals some people a tough hand. For Geneva Fils, a Louisiana infant in the foster care system, a car crash and severe injuries followed by a lengthy lawsuit added to her list of problems. The Louisiana Department of Social Services (now known as the Department of Children and Family…

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Tangipahoa Parish Bar Fight Case Remanded Because of Inadmissible Evidence

One bad decision can lead to a huge legal headache. The combination of a chaotic atmosphere and alcohol makes bars the perfect storm for mistakes that can later lead to huge liability. In a recent case, a man who punched another patron at a Tangipahoa Parish bar appealed a default…

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The Wholly Obvious Hole: No Case for Injured Man in Metairie

Determining liability when someone is injured on someone else’s property is a complex endeavor. One of the major factors is determining whether the injury resulted from an unreasonably dangerous condition. While a new In & Out Express Car Wash was being built in Metairie, LA, local business owner Mr. Frederick…

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