At Lavis Law Firm we have more than fifteen years of experience in pursuing Louisiana personal injury, property damage, wage loss and insurance claims for individuals. We represent people who bring cases against others and the liability insurers that insure them. For example, we handle cases for people who have been injured or who have their property damaged in car accidents, work related accidents or other accidents like the BP Oil Spill. We also represent individual policyholders throughout Louisiana in matters involving their own home, business, life, auto, disability, flood, long term care or other insurance policy. We have handled cases against some of the largest insurance companies including State Farm, USAA, Lloyds of London, Allstate, The Hartford, Scottsdale and Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corporation as well as against self-insured corporations like BP. We do not represent insurance companies. We never have and never will.
We have recovered millions for our clients and work on a contingency fee basis. No fee or cost is owed if there is no recovery. Further, if a prospective client or current client from Houma, Baton Rouge, Lake Charles, Alexandria, Monroe, Shreveport (or even out of state) is unable to come to our New Orleans office, we will make every effort to meet with him or her at a more convenient location. Many matters can even be handled by mail, fax or even over the Internet. The initial consultation is always free-absolutely no cost and no obligation.
For your free initial consultation call us at 1-866-558-9151 or contact us online.
BP Oil Spill Law Blog
- For Lost Profits & Impairment of Earning Capacity, GCCF Will Look at Close Ties to Injured Property or Natural Resources as Well as Geographic Proximity According to the GCCF's Eligibility Criteria for Emergency Advance Payments, The GCCF anticipates that most submitted claims will be for Lost Profits ....
- GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE GULF COAST CLAIMS FACILITY The Gulf Coast Claims Facility provided the following information today about its Claims Facility: SECTION 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE GULF ....
- Gulf Coast Claims Facility-Protocol for Emergency Advance Payments Protocol for Emergency Advance Payments August 23, 2010 I. PURPOSE This Protocol sets forth the procedure for the submission and resolution by the ....
Louisiana Job Injury Law Blog
- Ingalls Shipbuilding division of Northrop-Grumman to Layoff 642 at Pascagoula, Mississippi Shipyard By the end of this year, Ingalls Shipbuilding division of Northrop-Grumman plans to Layoff 642 people from its Pascagoula, Mississippi Shipyard. The ....
- KBR Receives Exclusive $568 Million Contract Despite Controversy A U.S Army decision to continue an exclusive contract with KBR Inc. rather than solicit bids from other military service providers has many Washington ....
- Injured U.S Civilian Contractors in War Zones Struggle to Receive Benefits Under Outdated Defense Base Act In his books "Disposable Army: Civilian Contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan," and "Blood Money: Wasted Billions, Lost Lives and Corporate Greed in ....
Louisiana Insurance Law Blog
- Southeast Louisiana Flash Floods & Three Key Steps to Making your Flood Insurance Claim The National Weather Service in New Orleans has released a flash flood watch and warning for various parishes throughout southeast Louisiana and ....
- NOAA Still Expects Active Atlantic Hurricane Season; La Niña Develops The Atlantic Basin remains on track for an active hurricane season, according to the scheduled seasonal outlook update issued today by NOAA's Climate ....
- United Policy Holders: Avoid Words Like "Flood" and "Mold" when Reporting a Homeowners Insurance Claim In a recent New York Times article, Amy Bach of United Policyholders provided tips concerning words to avoid when speaking with your insurance ....

