• Throw Me Something Mister? Liability for Mardi Gras Krewes

    Throw Me Something Mister? Liability for Mardi Gras Krewes
  • An Insurer's Duty: To Defend or Not To Defend

    An Insurer’s Duty: To Defend or Not To Defend
  • Medical Malpractice

    Torts: “Loss of Chance”: Claim Limited to Medical Malpractice
  • The Most Important Issue

    An Update on Prescription – The Most Important Issue
  • Erratic Driving and the Duty of Law Enforcement

    Erratic Driving and the Duty of Law Enforcement
  • Minimal Force of an Impact

    Minimal Force of an Impact Matters in Car Accident Litigation
  • Medical Malpractice Prescription

    Interrupted by Silence: Medical Malpractice Prescription
  • Black Boxes

    Black Boxes: The Secrets Your Vehicle Keeps
  • Medical Expenses

    Keeping Testimony of Future Medical Expenses “Out of the Gate”
  • Real Estate Liability

    Real Estate Liability: Recovery Denied in “As Is” Sale Despite Quick Discovery of Mold
  • credits for solar panels

    Louisiana Supreme Court issued a significant ruling in a class action case involving tax credits for solar panels
  • 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