Louisiana Supreme Court Finds Business Interruption Coverage Does Not Apply to Losses Attributable to COVID-19
Class Action Basics: What Are They and When Are They Certified?
Court Finds Legal Malpractice Claim Perempted Because the Client Knew It Received “Bad Advice” More than One Year Before Suit Was Filed
Appellate Court Rules a Waiver of UM Coverage Can Only Be Changed at the Insured’s Written Request
Employer Finds Safe Harbor for Mailing Benefits Timely
Supreme Court Establishes Shifting Burden of Proof for Additional Medical Opinions (“AMO”)
Supreme Court Settles Circuit Split on Right to Appeal Summary Judgment
Appliers Beware: Louisiana Federal Court Voids Insurance Policy, Denies First-Party Hurricane Claim
Legislature Responds to Louisiana Supreme Court Decision and Sets New Public Policy Regarding Insurance Coverage for Permissive Use of Non-Owned Vehicles
When Buying a House with a Flooding History, Let the Buyer Beware
