Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Recent News About Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans
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Court denies Lowe's attempt to quash man's notice of deposition following injury on property
On Oct. 21, Lowe’s Home Centers, LLC was denied its motion to quash a plaintiff’s notice of a deposition after a PTD Transport LLC worker was injured while on the job.
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Litigation against oil and gas giants benefits attorneys, not the environment, industry leaders say
NEW ORLEANS — Coastal erosion lawsuits that oil and gas producers have fought for more than half a decade are designed to enrich plaintiff attorneys, rather than fix any environmental problems – and Louisianans know it – legal and fuel industry influencers said during recent interviews.
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Southern University Law Center professor disagrees with decision to allow NFL 'no-call' lawsuit to move forward
NEW ORLEANS – New Orleans Parish Civil District Court Judge Nicole Sheppard recently ruled that a damage suit against the NFL regarding the "no-call" in last season's controversial New Orleans Saints playoff game against Los Angeles Rams can proceed.
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Court partially grants motion to quash subpoena in alleged string of staged car accidents
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana granted in part and denied in part a motion to quash a subpoena for a group of women accused of staging accidents.
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Federal judge sends whistleblower case back to civil court
NEW ORLEANS – Judge Lance M. Africk of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana remanded a whistleblower case back to state court on April 22.
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Woman alleges negligence in Bourbon Street bar lawsuit
NEW ORLEANS – A woman is suing a Bourbon Street karaoke bar, alleging that the management's negligence resulted in her injury.
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Woman names Touro Infirmary in a trip and fall lawsuit
NEW ORLEANS – A woman is seeking damages after she claims she was caused to trip and fall in a hospital.
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OneMain Financial seeks more than $10,000 on an open account
NEW ORLEANS – A financial company is seeking more than $10,000 in sums due on an open account.
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Woman seeks damages following alleged trip and fall at a Motel 6
NEW ORLEANS – A woman is seeking damages for an alleged trip and fall.
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OneMain Financial files legal action seeking more than $9,500
NEW ORLEANS – A finance group is seeking more than $9,000 in sums due.
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American Express is seeking more than $37,000 in sums due
NEW ORLEANS – American Express alleges it is owed more than $37,000 on an open account.
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OneMain Financial claims customer owes more than $5,000
NEW ORLEANS – OneMain Financial Group is seeking more than $5,000 on an open account, claiming that a customer has failed to pay off the balance due.
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Woman sues Dollar General for negligence after alleged fall
NEW ORLEANS – A woman is suing Dollar General after alleging that she was injured at one of the retailer's properties.
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Louisiana Federal Credit Union seeks $1.2M mortgage debt
NEW ORLEANS – Louisiana Federal Credit Union is seeking more than $1 million on an unpaid mortgage.
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Credit union seeks $715,000 on an overdue mortgage balance
NEW ORLEANS – Louisiana Federal Credit Union is seeking more than $700,000 on an unpaid mortgage balance.
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Lawsuit claims property owner was negligent in case of fall
NEW ORLEANS – A man is suing the owner of an apartment he was renting after allegedly sustaining an injury falling down a flight of stairs.
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Man seeks damages after fall at friend's apartment complex
NEW ORLEANS – A man is suing an apartment complex for damages, claiming he was injured while visiting a resident.
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Lawsuit claims school district neglected $54,000 balance due
NEW ORLEANS – A construction company is seeking damages for more than $50,000 in sums due on an open account.
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Citibank sues customer over $3,400 balance due
NEW ORLEANS – Citibank is seeking more than $3,000 it claims is due on a customer's open account.
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State claims grant funds were misappropriated by defendants
NEW ORLEANS – The State of Louisiana claims it is owed more than $37,000 for a grant that was misappropriated by the recipients.