• Court Finds Signing of Waiver Form Does Not Extend Prescriptive Period

  • Keogh Cox Secures Dismissal of Premises Liability Case

  • Louisiana Supreme Court Revisits How General Damage Awards Are Reviewed on Appeal

  • UM Claim in Amended Petition Prescribed When Original Petition Did Not Give Sufficient Notice of Claim

  • Keogh Cox Obtains Appellate Victory in Denial of Class Certification

  • To Arbitrate or Not to Arbitrate: LA Supreme Court Rejects Federal Court Position

  • Louisiana Supreme Court Rules on Bond an Insurer Must Post for Suspensive Appeal

  • Claims for Indemnity and Defense Brought Prior to a Liability Determination Are No Longer Premature

  • Louisiana Legislature Enacts Changes to Bad Faith Statutes

  • The Runaway Railroad Jury Verdict: A Cautionary Tale for Attorneys and Jury Members

  • Preparing for a Storm

  • Court holds real estate agents representing sellers are not required to investigate the seller’s representations about the property.