Acadia Parish
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Recent News About Acadia Parish
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Gov. John Bel Edwards announced his appointments to several Louisiana boards and commissions.
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A unanimous, 6-person jury in the 15th Judicial District Court convicted a Crowley woman on an election fraud charge.
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Gov. John Bel Edwards announced that he signed the following bills into law from the 2019 Regular Legislative Session: ACT 173—SB 3 Provides authority for the commissioner of the OMV to waive any penalty, procedure, or requirement for failure to maintain insurance provided that the principal driver of the motor vehicle is the registered owner or owner's spouse or child who was in the hospital or has died, and the owner can provide such proof to the commissioner.
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NEW ORLEANS — Longtime Breaux Bridge attorney Joslyn Renee Alex faces possible suspension and probation following a recommendation issued May 31 by a Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board (LADB) hearing committee over allegations that she communicated with a person represented by counsel.
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A legal dispute between the Rayne city clerk and a political activist has been resolved by the Acadia Parish Court.
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LAFAYETTE – A motorist alleges he was injured in an Acadia Parish collision with an employee of the U.S. Navy.
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LAFAYETTE – An Acadia Parish man alleges he was assaulted by a Crowley Police officer.
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BATON ROUGE — Two Acadia Parish residents are suing an employer, employee and insurer, alleging negligence led to injuries to both plaintiffs in a car collision.
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LAFAYETTE – A financing company is suing Acadia Parish limited liability companies over allegations that they have defaulted on a loan.
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LAFAYETTE — A torque technician is suing the owners and operators of a maritime rig, alleging their negligence caused him severe injuries.
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LAFAYETTE – An Acadia Parish man says his employer’s insurance carrier, CIGNA, is refusing to pay long-term disability benefits he claims is owed.
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Louisiana Supreme Court Justices disbarred Wade Richard of Crowley, who hit his father and forged a magnetic resonance image for a drug buyer.
