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Wednesday, November 27, 2024

Kyle Barnett News


Hotel sued by woman whose infant son was injured when diaper changing table collapsed

By Kyle Barnett |
Excerpt of lawsuit. GRETNA – A Jefferson Parish woman is suing a hotel for injuries her son allegedly received on its premises.

Mother of student who tripped on tree root sues public school

By Kyle Barnett |
Jack E. Truitt GRETNA – The mother of a Jefferson Parish public school student is suing a local middle school and the school system for injuries she claims the boy sustained on its premises.

Marine company claims vessel insurance was withheld despite payments to insurer

By Kyle Barnett |
GRETNA – A Jefferson Parish marine company is suing a Delaware-based insurer claiming it paid insurance premiums on a non-existent insurance policy.

Melting Pot sued by woman who tripped on stairs while entering building

By Kyle Barnett |
John W. Ellinghausen NEW ORLEANS – A New Orleans woman is suing a local restaurant for injuries she claims to have received when she fell on the steps at its entrance.

Gretna police sued for allegedly causing car accident

By Kyle Barnett |
GRETNA – A local police department is being sued for negligence due to a car accident allegedly caused by one of its officers.

Wheelchair bound man sues hotel for injuries allegedly received in fall off sidewalk

By Kyle Barnett |
Kim O'Dowd GRETNA – A wheelchair bound man is suing a national hotel chain for injuries he allegedly received in a fall on their sidewalk.

Law office suing client over alleged failure to pay for services

By Kyle Barnett |
GRETNA – A Plaquemines Parish woman is being sued by a Gretna-based law firm for failure to pat for services rendered in a child custody case.

Three judicial elections won outright, four headed to runoff

By Kyle Barnett |
Sandra Cabrina Jenkins (D-New Orleans) was one of three outright winners in yesterday's judicial elections after she upset two-term incumbent Charles Jones (D-New Orleans) in the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals. NEW ORLEANS – Of seven judicial elections held throughout the state yesterday four are headed to a Dec. 8 runoff after candidates failed to garner 50 percent of the popular vote.

Supreme Court seat narrowed down to Guidry and Hughes, Runoff in December

By Kyle Barnett |
John Michael Guidry (D-Baton Rouge) will face off against Jeff Hughes (R-Walker) in the Dec. 8 runoff election. NEW ORLEANS – Out of the eight candidates running for the La. Supreme Court District 5 Associate Justice seat to replace retiring justice Catherine "Kitty" Kimball only two received over 20 percent of the vote.

Eight candidates in race for State Supreme Court seat in special election - three find lawsuit abuse a statewide problem

By Kyle Barnett |
Chief Justice Catherine "Kitty" Kimball NEW ORLEANS – With Louisiana State Supreme Court Chief Justice Catherine "Kitty" Kimball stepping down before the end of her term, eight candidates are battling to fill her spot in tomorrow's election.

Energy provider and City of Gretna sued by man who ran into guy wire while riding bicycle

By Kyle Barnett |
Stephen M. Chouest GRETNA – A Jefferson Parish man is suing a regional energy provider and a city government for injuries he allegedly sustained in a biking incident involving the property of both entities.

Shoring company sued for alleged substandard work

By Kyle Barnett |
Robert T. Garrity, Jr. GRETNA – A Jefferson Parish man is suing a shoring company for allegedly providing substandard work on the elevation of his home.

Construction company sued by port and boat owners for leaving submerged barge in bay

By Kyle Barnett |
William S. Watkins GRETNA – A construction company is being sue by a number of plaintiffs who claim that a submerged barge they left in a bay resulted in damages to their vessels and its necessary removal.

Supreme Court rules against disbarment for judge who was removed from office due to federal probe

By Kyle Barnett |
Joan Benge NEW ORLEANS – The Louisiana Supreme Court has ruled that Joan Benge may practice law in the state after a temporary suspension despite being removed from her elected position as a judge in the 24th Judicial District last year.

Metairie Wendy's sued by parents of girl involving slip and fall in grease

By Kyle Barnett |
George B. Recile GRETNA – The parents of a St. Bernard Parish minor are suing a Wendy's restaurant for injuries allegedly received in a fall on its premises.

Woman who passed out after donating blood plasma sues donation facility

By Kyle Barnett |
GRETNA – A Jefferson Parish woman is suing a blood plasma donation facility for injuries she claims to have received in a fall after being released from its care.

Business struck by lightning suing insurer

By Kyle Barnett |
Angelina Christina GRETNA – A Jefferson Parish business owner is suing his property insurer for not providing a full claim on equipment that was allegedly damaged in a lightning strike.

Woman sues condo association for allegedly taking over her property

By Kyle Barnett |
GRETNA – A Gretna woman is suing a condominium association she belongs to for allegedly depriving her of her property by turning her condominium into a storage unit following Hurricane Katrina.

Phil's Grill in Harahan sued in slip and fall

By Kyle Barnett |
Phil's Grill GRETNA – A Jefferson Parish woman is suing a local restaurant for injuries she allegedly received in a fall on its premises.

Pregnant employee with spina bifida accuses hospital of wrongful termination

By Kyle Barnett |
Daniel M. Redman GRETNA – A Jefferson Parish woman is suing her former employer for harassment and wrongful termination.