• tort defendants

    The Louisiana Supreme Court rules that amount billed by healthcare providers beyond what has been paid by a Workers Compensation insurer is NOT a collateral source that is recoverable against tort defendants
  • Nursing Home Liability

    Nursing Home Liability: Big Brother is Watching Granny?
  • Kids and Pets Left in Vehicles

    Kids and Pets Left in Vehicles: Louisiana Legislature Makes Rescuers Immune, Maybe
  • Res Ipsa Loquitur

    Louisiana Court is Clear: Res Ipsa Loquitur of Little Use in Pool Defect Case
  • physician testimony

    Treating Physician Testimony – Pitfalls for Plaintiffs & Opportunities for Defendants
  • Creating Obstacles to Frivolous Claims

    Creating Obstacles to Frivolous Claims
  • Past Mistakes: Waiver of Coverage Defenses

    Past Mistakes: Waiver of Coverage Defenses
  • Court Gives Guidance on Elements of a Slip and Fall: You’ve Got to Keep them Separated

    Court Gives Guidance on Elements of a Slip and Fall: You’ve Got to Keep them Separated
  • Construction Law: The Limits of Anti-Indemnity in Louisiana

    Construction Law: The Limits of Anti-Indemnity in Louisiana
  • Workers’ Compensation: A Recent Louisiana Decision Revisits a Fundamental Issue

    Workers’ Compensation: A Recent Louisiana Decision Revisits a Fundamental Issue
  • oral contract

    Did You Just Create a Contract?
  • distracted driving

    Distracted Driving: More, and More Severe, Accidents