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Lloyd’s London wins suit demanding coverage for COVID-19-related business income loss
Lloyd’s London underwriters won’t be compelled to cover COVID-19-related business income loss sustained by restaurant companies doing business as Oceana Grill in New Orleans, following an Orleans Parish judge's ruling on Feb. 10. -
TAYLOR PORTER BROOKS PHILLIPS LLP: Taylor Porter Welcomes Back Cristo Rey Students for Corporate Work Study
Taylor Porter is a corporate partner of the Cristo Rey Baton Rouge Franciscan High School Corporate Work Study Program(CWSP), and our law firm is proud to welcome (pictured from left): Tydrian Johnson, Jadarion Davis, Sandil Joseph, and TajMarqui Paul, for the 2019-2020 school year. -
Dispute over ownership of Gaspar Cusachs art collection is sent back to district court
The Gaspar Cusachs Collection was on display at the New Orleans Museum of Art for more than a century. -
JTS Capital claims New Orleans Private Wealth owes $150,000
GRETNA – JTS Capital II Investors LLC is seeking payment of $150,000 allegedly owed by New Orleans Private Wealth Management LLC. -
Payroll RX LLC is seeking more than $50,000
A company is seeking more than $50,000. -
Man claims Royal Ambassador Housing Development failed to fulfill sale contract on New Orleans property
NEW ORLEANS – A man is seeking damages for a sale that he says was not finalized. -
The LaCroix seeking over $2 million on promissory note
GRETNA – A company is seeking over $2 million for sums due. -
Weyerhauser alleges mineral producers breached contract
Immovable property owner sues mineral producersLAFAYETTE — An immovable property owner is suing Pardee Minerals LLC, EP Energy, E&P Company LP, Wildhorse Resources II LLC, et al, mineral producers, citing alleged breach of lease agreement.Weyerhaeuser Company filed a complaint on July 3, in the U.S. -
Owners of M/V Solent allege it was damaged while anchored on Mississippi River
BATON ROUGE – Vessel owners allege they suffered $100,000 in damages after the vessel was struck on the Mississippi River. -
Arkansas man says Smitty's Supply failed to pay various salaries and bonuses
NEW ORLEANS — A former executive is suing Smitty's Supply Inc., based in Roseland, citing alleged breach of employment agreement. -
Martin Marietta Materials Southwest seeks more than $100,000 from 3-B Trucking
LAFAYETTE – An Avoyelles Parish company is accused of wrongfully withholding funds that were allegedly sent to it as a result of a clerical error. -
The Robins & Morton Group seeks more than $17 million from Louisiana Energy and Power Authority
NEW ORLEANS – A construction company claims Louisiana Energy and Power Authority failed to pay for work performed on a power plant in Morgan City. -
Vessel owner alleges damages after breakaway on Mississippi River
BATON ROUGE – A vessel owner and operator have filed a suit over alleged damages after an incident on the Mississippi River. -
Ophthalmologist alleges Retina Specialty Institute did not provide partnership papers
NEW ORLEANS – An Orleans Parish ophthalmologist alleges his employer failed to timely provide executed partnership papers to him. -
Galliano Marine Service LLC seeks judgment over maintenance and cure benefits
NEW ORLEANS – An employer is seeking declaratory judgment regarding maintenance and cure benefits for an injured man. -
Ace Bayou Corp. alleges guarantor owes more than $400,000
NEW ORLEANS – A New Orleans lender alleges a guarantor has not upheld his obligations. -
Phelps Dunbar claims it is owed $91,000 for legal services
NEW ORLEANS – A legal company alleges it was not paid for services it provided. -
Ship owner alleges charterer owes more than $1 million
NEW ORLEANS — A ship owner is suing a shipping company, alleging it owes more than $1 million for breach of contract. -
Hunters ask court to lift the ban on dog-deer hunting in Kisatchie National Forest
ALEXANDRIA — Hunters trying to overturn the ban on hunting deer with dogs in the state’s only national forest claim an arbitrary decision affects a tradition they’ve passed on for generations. -
Steamship agency services firm alleges bulk carrier owes $87,000
NEW ORLEANS — An Alabama steamship agency services company is suing a Philippines bulk carrier, alleging it owes more than $87,000.