To file a complaint against a life or homeowners insurance company with the Louisiana Department of Insurance, you need to complete the Complaint Report Form
How to Find the Best Body Shop for Your Car after a Car Accident Unfortunately, car accidents are inevitable sometimes. Even if you are not
Comparing the Coast Guard Boating Incident Report form with the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Operator Boating Incident Report form reveals both similarities and
Documenting & Photographing a Car Accident Scene: A Critical Step Amid New Orleans Police Department’s Response Delays & Failure To Show Up In light of
Louisiana’s diverse economy spans from the vibrant heart of New Orleans to the vast, oil-rich rigs dotting the Gulf of Mexico. While the state boasts
What is a pain scale and how might it be used in a personal injury case? A pain scale is a standardized tool used to
Typically, here are the steps you might follow to get the NOPD Crash Report: Visit the City Of New Orleans Public Records Request website at
The “Fifth of May”, more commonly known as “Cinco de Mayo” in Spanish, is celebrated each year as the day when Mexico celebrated a triumphant
A clarification of the requirements for a causation expert were outlined by the court in Pollard v. 21st Century Centennial Ins. Co., 21-65 (La. App.
A recent dispute between a law firm and its workers’ compensation carrier, the Louisiana Supreme court addressed both the jurisdiction of the OWC under La.
In a powerful reaffirmation of the mandated uninsured motorist statutes, the Louisiana Supreme Court in Baack v. McIntosh, 2020-01054 ( La. 06/30/21). There, the claimants
In a recent case, the Third District Court of Appeal addressed the inter-relation between the seaman status under a Jones Act claim and the controlling
A building owner sought an insurer reserve records in a fire coverage fight. On supervisory writ, the Fourth Circuit ruled the trial judge must take a closer look before ordering production.
A rider hurt at a Louisiana stable had her case dismissed before trial. The appellate court reinstated it, finding unresolved fact questions about the stable conduct.
A worker crushed his finger on the job and sought temporary total disability benefits. The Fourth Circuit affirmed dismissal because he did not prove he was unable to engage in any employment.
A Caddo Parish crash raised whether new restrictions on suing an insurer directly applied. The Second Circuit held the limits govern cases filed on or after August 1, 2024.
