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Architectural group suing for breach of contract totaling over $1.5 million
NEW ORLEANS – A New Orleans architectural firm is suing three corporations for whom it claims to have performed more than a million and a half dollars worth of work that has not been paid.
Shoring company sued for causing damages
NEW ORLEANS – A New Orleans woman is suing Davie Shoring claiming that while completing renovations to her home the company caused serious damage to her property.
Orleans Parish suing design firm over new 911 call center
NEW ORLEANS –The Communications District of Orleans Parish is suing the engineering and architecture firms that spearheaded the building of the new Orleans Parish 911 call center for negligence in the design and execution of the new facility.
Loyola business student sues after allegedly being dismissed for a low grade
NEW ORLEANS – A former Loyola University New Orleans business student claims he was unfairly dismissed from the school following a low grade at a rough point in his life.
Woman sues for malpractice after leg clot misdiagnosed
NEW ORLEANS – A woman is suing Touro Infirmary claiming that after coming in to the ER and exhibiting stroke-like symptoms her physicians could not find anything wrong with her.
Tulane Lakeside Hospital sued for allegedly ignoring patient's blood clot, destroying records
NEW ORLEANS – A man undergoing a knee replacement at Tulane-Lakeside Hospital is suing his surgeon and the hospital claiming that his doctor failed to recognize post-surgical damage to his artery and that staff at Tulane-Lakeside altered or deleted his medical records to make it look like tests were conducted that was in fact not true.
Slidell frozen yogurt shop sued over alleged breach of lease
NEW ORLEANS – The owner of a commercial building in Slidell is suing Skinny Berry, a local yogurt shop, for allegedly neglecting to pay its rent for two years.
Woman sues after daughter allegedly shot at Club Whatever
NEW ORLEANS – A New Orleans woman is suing a teen dance club on behalf of her daughter after she was allegedly shot at one of the club's special events.
Man sues for alleged defamation via newsletter
NEW ORLEANS – A New Orleans resident is suing a California man who was a co-member of the North American Telugu Association (NATA) for allegedly using a newsletter to defame both the organization and his reputation.
Mother sues after child allegedly injured after being struck by City Park train
NEW ORLEANS – A woman is suing City Park and the State of Louisiana on behalf of her son, claiming he was hit by the train that circles the park.
Alleged road rage assault leads to lawsuit
NEW ORLEANS – A New Orleans man is suing two individuals for allegedly forcing him to stop his vehicle by stepping in front of his vehicle and then assaulting him on the road.
Investor in failed housing foundation 'Ponzi-like' scheme recovers partial investment on appeal
U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals
Woman sues masseuse, counselor for negligent advice
NEW ORLEANS – A woman is suing her masseuse and a pain counselor whom she claims provided her with bad advice that resulted in the worsening of personal injuries.
Man pushed into prison elevator shaft by falling door sues contracting company
NEW ORLEANS – A man who allegedly sustained injury following a fall into an elevator pit is suing the electrical company whose employee caused a steel door to fall and propel him into the crevice.
Barcadia restaurant sues consultant for alleged misappropriation of more than $100K of revenue
NEW ORLEANS – The owners of a New Orleans bar and grill are suing a man whom they hired as a consultant to help them on their Tchopitoulas St. business, claiming that he misappropriated more than $100,000.
City of New Orleans and Entergy sued over uneven pavement
NEW ORLEANS – A Georgia man who tripped on uneven New Orleans pavement and was propelled onto a metal rod is suing the City of New Orleans and Entergy, among others, for their alleged negligence in failing to maintain the sidewalk.
LSU Hospital sued for damages after psychiatric patient released back to prison commits suicide
NEW ORLEANS – The brother and sister of a deceased Orleans Parish Prison prisoner are suing LSU Interim Public Hospital after their brother, a patient with various psychiatric problems and prior suicide attempts, was released back to prison following a manic episode, soon after which he strangled himself to death.