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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Barbier orders security zone around Deepwater Horizon wreckage site
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Barbier
U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier of the Eastern District of Louisiana has granted a Justice Department motion to establish a security zone around the wreckage site of the Deepwater Horizon well. Read More
Louisiana Supreme Court will not hear appeal in red light camera suit
The city of New Orleans must stop issuing tickets based on traffic cameras because the Louisiana Supreme Court has refused to hear the City’s appeal of a lower court ruling that the cameras are illegal. In September, Orleans Parish Civil … Read More
Defendants, counsel pile up in ‘Who Dat’ lawsuit
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Cedillo
The battle over the ownership of the phrase “Who Dat” continues to heat up in federal court in New Orleans with a total of seven defendants named by the plaintiffs who claim to hold a trademark on the phrase. Read More
High court slashes judgments in test cases for Union Carbide paint thinner class
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Bienvenu
Louisiana Supreme Court Justices slashed judgments by almost 90 percent in test cases for a class action against Union Carbide over release of paint thinner. Read More
Supreme Court rules for hospital and doc in forum shopping claim
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Cates
Orleans Parish District Judge Sidney Cates kept a wrongful death case that belonged 300 miles away, the Supreme Court of Louisiana decided on Oct. 19. Read More
New Orleans man claims he was fired over work comp claim
A New Orleans man is suing his former employer for allegedly firing him after he claimed to have been hurt on the job. Joseph Simmons filed the complaint against Transit Management of Southeast Louisiana Inc. and the Regional Transit Authority … Read More
Breast surgery center and hospital claim Humana failed to pay for reconstruction
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Griffith
A New Orleans surgery center and hospital are suing an insurance provider which they claim failed to pay for breast restoration procedures for cancer patients.
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Lowe’s customer claims cabinet fell on top of him
A New Orleans man blames a home improvement store for injuries he allegedly suffered when a kitchen cabinet fell on him. John Arnold filed a lawsuit against Lowe’s Home Centers Inc. on Oct. 20 in Orleans Parish District Court. Arnold … Read More
Sears not responsible for teaching bike helmet customers how to use, high court rules
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Louisiana Supreme Court
Sears doesn’t have to teach customers how to use bicycle helmets and other products safely, the Supreme Court of Louisiana decided on Oct. 19. Read More