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Wednesday, April 23, 2025

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Attorney General Liz Murrill’s Louisiana Bureau of Investigation agents arrested a 21-year-old from Norco on Pornography Involving Juveniles charges.

By The Louisiana Record |
Attorney General Liz Murrill’s Louisiana Bureau of Investigation agents arrested a 21-year-old from Norco on Pornography Involving Juveniles charges.

Plaintiff Alleges Major Federal Financial Institutions' Tortious Interference with Business Relations

By Louisiana Record |
A pro se plaintiff has filed a monumental $500 billion lawsuit against key federal financial entities including the Federal Reserve Bank.

Former Employee Alleges Workplace Discrimination Against Morehouse Community Medical Centers

By Louisiana Record |
A former employee has taken legal action against Morehouse Community Medical Centers over allegations of workplace discrimination and retaliation following reports of sexual harassment by co-workers.

Presidential Candidate Alleges Government Agencies Obstructed Patents Worth Billions

By Louisiana Record |
In a groundbreaking $500 billion lawsuit filed on April 8th in Louisiana's Middle District Court, Ronald Satish Emrit accuses multiple federal agencies including NASA and USPTO of hindering his attempts to secure patents related to quantum...

Plaintiff Alleges Multiple Defendants Interfered with Business Relations

By Louisiana Record |
A presidential candidate has filed a lawsuit alleging tortious interference with business relations against several defendants including a prominent law firm and county courts in Florida.

Plaintiff Alleges Tortious Interference Against International Organizations

By Louisiana Record |
A $500 billion lawsuit has been filed by Ronald Satish Emrit against major international organizations including WIPO and IMF for alleged tortious interference with business relations and contracts.

Plaintiff Accuses Global Organizations of Tortious Interference

By Louisiana Record |
A man has launched a massive $500 billion lawsuit against major global entities like the UN and WHO for allegedly interfering with his business relations.

Employee Accuses Engineering Giants Kellogg Brown & Root and Technical Staffing Resources of Overtime Violations

By Louisiana Record |
In a significant legal move on April 7th, Joseph Tate filed a collective action lawsuit against his former employers Kellogg Brown & Root LLC and Technical Staffing Resources LLC in Louisiana's Eastern District Court.

Plaintiff alleges major car manufacturer breached warranty over defective vehicle

By Louisiana Record |
A Louisiana resident has filed a lawsuit against Volvo Cars of North America over alleged defects in her recently purchased vehicle which were not rectified despite multiple repair attempts.

Plaintiff Alleges Insurer Denied Disability Benefits

By Louisiana Record |
In a recent court filing, Daniel Goodly accuses Symetra Life Insurance Company of wrongfully denying him long-term disability benefits despite clear medical evidence supporting his claim.

Plaintiff Alleges Discrimination Against Mortgage Company Over Foreclosure

By Louisiana Record |
A New Orleans woman has filed a lawsuit accusing Nationstar Mortgage LLC and others of racial discrimination leading to wrongful foreclosure on her home.

Louisiana in the midst of an oil and gas industry slump, new report concludes

By Michael Carroll |
Oil and gas drilling activities in Louisiana jurisdictions and federal waters in the Gulf of Mexico slumped at the beginning of the year despite the Trump administration’s decision to reverse Biden-era leasing and environmental restrictions, a new report found.

Attorney General Liz Murrill’s 2025 Legislative Agenda

By The Louisiana Record |
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill supports the following legislation in the 2025 Regular Session.

Southern University Law Center’s Technology and Entrepreneurship Clinic Empowers Students and Entrepreneurs Through Real-World Legal Practice

By The Louisiana Record |
In partnership with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the Southern University Law Center’s Technology and Entrepreneurship Clinic has reached a significant milestone successfully issuing 22 licenses to students, authorizing them to practice before the USPTO

Federal judge rules Columbia University student held in Louisiana can be deported

By Michael Carroll |
A Columbia University student who is accused of taking part in antisemitic protests and posing a threat to U.S. foreign policy remains in detention in Jena, La., after a federal immigration judge said he could be deported based on U.S. immigration law.

U.S. Attorney Ronald C. Gathe, Jr. to Deliver Keynote Address at 2025 Commencement Ceremony

By The Louisiana Record |
Southern University Law Center (SULC) is proud to announce that the Honorable Ronald C. Gathe, Jr., United States Attorney for the Middle District of Louisiana, will serve as the keynote speaker for its 2025 Commencement Ceremony.

Murrill challenges Orleans Parish immigration policies

By Chris Dickerson |
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill is forging ahead with efforts to force Orleans Parish to change a policy that prohibits sheriff’s deputies from directly engaging with in federal immigration enforcement.

SULC Celebrate Alumni Achievements at 2025 Alumni Round-Up

By The Louisiana Record |
The Southern University Law Center (SULC) proudly hosted its annual Alumni & Friends Round-Up from April 2–5, 2025.

Governor, insurance commissioner divided on key insurance reform measure

By Michael Carroll |
A rift between Gov. Jeff Landry and Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple over policies to lower insurance rates in Louisiana widened Wednesday as the two elected leaders gave dueling testimony about an insurance bill before lawmakers.

Court fight starts over whether key asbestos evidence will be gone forever

By John O'Brien |
WILMINGTON, Del. (Legal Newsline) - Companies facing asbestos lawsuits are off to court to prevent the destruction of evidence they say is needed to defend themselves.