Louisiana Record Report News
Pugh Institute for Justice to present ‘Access to Justice: How Lawyers Can Aid Vulnerable Victims’ Symposium at LSU Law on Oct. 27
The George W. and Jean H. Pugh Institute for Justice will present “Access to Justice: How Lawyers Can Aid Vulnerable Victims” at LSU Law on Friday, Oct. 27.
Jury Trials Revisited on October 23, 2023
This seminar is designed to provide legal professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the intricacies involved in jury trials.
For a second consecutive year, a Tulane BLSA leader takes the helm of GAPSA
Tamunoboma “Dominion” Fenny was supposed to be a doctor – it’s what she believed for a long time, and what her parents had hoped.
Attorney General Jeff Landry Calls For Public Support To Provide Safer Schools On National Stop Bullying Day
National Stop Bullying Day, and Attorney General Jeff Landry is encouraging parents and students to Know More About Bullying so they can recognize and stop bullying in schools.
Taylor Porter Welcomes John Ward to the Baton Rouge Office
Taylor Porter is pleased to welcome John Forrest Ward, IV to the firm.
Supreme Court of Virginia appoints LSU Law alumna Alexis Fetzer Sharp (’11) as state law librarian
LSU Law alumna Alexis Fetzer Sharp has been appointed by the Supreme Court of Virginia to serve as the next state law librarian of the Virginia State Law Library, effective Nov. 1.
Taylor Porter is thrilled to support the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Louisiana Steak & Burger dinner
Taylor Porter is thrilled to support the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Louisiana Steak & Burger dinner being held on October 18.
Generative AI and Implications in Employment and Copyright Law on October 16, 2023
While artificial intelligence (AI) has been around for some time, the rapidly increasing use of generative AI tools, such as ChatGPT and Bard, has prompted many businesses to assess its use, potential, risks, and rewards.
LSU Law graduates achieve highest passage rate on Louisiana Bar Exam for first-time and all takers, July 2023 results show
With 92.2% of LSU Law graduates passing the Louisiana Bar Exam on their first attempt, the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center achieved the highest pass rate among all Louisiana law schools on the July 2023 exam, according to newly released results from the Committee on Bar Admission of the Louisiana Supreme Court.
71st Annual Red Mass is Observed
Louisiana judges gathered this morning at St. Louis Cathedral in Jackson Square for the 71st annual Red Mass, which marks the opening of the judicial year. Traditionally, Red Mass is held the first Monday in October.
U.S. Attorney’s Office for The Eastern District of Louisiana Observes Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October marks the observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). U.S. Attorney Duane A. Evans joins the U.S. Department of Justice in commemorating DVAM, paying tribute to victims and survivors, and saluting the dedication of the advocates, service providers, justice professionals, law enforcement officers, and first responders who tirelessly work in support of survivors.
Making Buy America Work for Our Industry on October 12, 2023
Jeff Vogel will speak on the panel “Making Buy America Work for Our Industry” at the National Association of Waterfront Employers (NAWE) 2023 Annual Conference.
Taylor Porter Ranked Third Among Best Places to Work
For the ninth year, Taylor Porter has been ranked as one of the Best Places to Work in Baton Rouge by the Greater Baton Rouge Business Report.
Justice Department Awards Over $4.4 Billion to Support Community Safety
The Justice Department announced today that it is awarding more than $4.4 billion to support state, local, and Tribal public safety and community justice activities.
Loyola University New Orleans Welcomes Three New Members to Board of Trustees
The Loyola University New Orleans Board of Trustees has appointed three new members who begin their tenure this fall.
Louisiana Supreme Court Chief Justice John L. Weimer Hosts Lafourche Parish Students for Constitution Day 2023
In observance of Constitution Day 2023, Louisiana Supreme Court Chief Justice John L. Weimer hosted 120 students and teachers from Lafourche Parish at the Chief Justice Pascal F. Calogero, Jr. Courthouse.
‘Personal Genome Medicine’ by LSU Law Professor Michael J. Malinowski published by Cambridge University Press
“Personal Genome Medicine: The Legal and Regulatory Transformation of US Medicine,” a new book by LSU Law Professor Michael J. Malinowski examining the ethical, legal, and social implications of direct-to-consumer, genetic health risk testing services such as 23andMe’s Personal Genome Health Service, has been published by Cambridge University Press.
Justice Department Awards Over $4.4 Billion to Support Community Safety
The Justice Department has announced that it is awarding more than $4.4 billion to support state, local and Tribal public safety and community justice activities.
Perspective in Medical Practice on October 6, 2023
Seasoned lawyers will cover various perspectives in medical malpractice including plaintiff's and defense counsel, LA Patient's Compensation Fund, recent law developments, COVID, and professionalism.
LSU Law alumni encouraged to take survey on first-year curriculum as faculty launch comprehensive evaluation of course offerings
LSU Law faculty are working to complete a comprehensive evaluation of curriculum for first-year students at the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center, and alumni are encouraged to weigh in via a survey.