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Teal Jones Group Begins Construction on $110 Million Bossier Parish Sawmill
Teal Jones Group Begins Construction on $110 Million Bossier Parish Sawmill. -
NOTICE: Bills Signed by Gov. Edwards as of May 19, 2022
NOTICE: Bills Signed by Gov. Edwards as of May 19, 2022. -
ATTORNEY'S OFFICE OF LOUISIANA: U.S. Attorney David C. Joseph Announces Launch of Northwest Louisiana Human Trafficking Task Force
United States Attorney David C. Joseph announced the creation and launch of the Northwest Louisiana Human Trafficking Task Force, which held its first meeting this morning. The task force, formulated and led by the United States Attorney’s Office and Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office, is a collaboration of federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies and prosecutors, along with local non-governmental victim services organizations, including civic, faith-based, and social services organizations. -
ATTORNEY'S OFFICE OF LOUISIANA: The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Louisiana Pays Tribute to Fallen Law Enforcement Officers in Observance of National Police Week
United States Attorney David C. Joseph recognizes the service and sacrifice of federal, state, local and tribal police officers during National Police Week, which is being observed this week, Sunday, May 12 to Saturday, May 18, 2019. National Peace Officers Memorial Day. -
Loyola professor says Bossier Parish Schools settlement concerning religious freedom is 'important and positive step'
A professor and constitutional expert at Loyola University said the settlement by a Louisiana public school district that was promoting religious messages in the classroom is an important step for students of all faiths. -
Shreveport attorney sued by quadriplegic client three years ago goes on disability inactive status
NEW ORLEANS (Louisiana Record) — Longtime Shreveport attorney Norman R. Gordon, sued about three years ago by a former client who alleged he was misled into a bad settlement, has been voluntarily placed on disability inactive status following an Aug. 7 Louisiana Supreme Court order. -
Suit claims Bossier Parish child's infection was caused by medical device used during her heart surgery
A lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana on July 21 against a medical device company that manufactured the Stockert 3T, a thermal regulator used during cardiopulmonary procedures in order to control patients’ body temperatures. -
Appellate court backs decision barring suit by attorney accused of unduly influencing mentally ill man's will
SHREVEPORT – The Louisiana Second Circuit Court of Appeal affirmed a Bossier Parish court finding that a Bossier City attorney and his wife can’t sue the son of a deceased client for unpaid services in a case where they have been found to have influenced the father to disinherit his son before his death. -
Federal Insurance Co. seeks subrogation from two individuals, alleges fraud and conspiracy
Licensed insurer accuses nursing home employees of breach of fiduciary dutySHREVEPORT — A licensed insurer is suing Jacqueline Abrone and Pamela Hyde, nursing home employees, citing alleged fraud, defalcation and embezzlement.Federal Insurance Company filed a complaint on June 22, in the U.S. -
Couple claims alleged negligence caused wife's fall at Tom Merrill Recreation Area
SHREVEPORT – A Bossier Parish couple is seeking damages from the federal government after the wife was injured while visiting an U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-operated park. -
Deaf man alleges he was not provided auxiliary aides by Bossier Parish sheriff
LAFAYETTE – A deaf Bossier City man who communicates using American Sign Language alleges that he suffered discrimination because he was not provided an effective means of communicating with law enforcement. -
Man alleges Horseshoe Bossier City room was inaccessible to disabled patrons
LAFAYETTE – A Mississippi man who uses a wheelchair claims that his room at a Bossier Parish casino and hotel did not have accessible features. -
Couple accuses Overton Brooks VA Medical Center of malpractice
SHREVEPORT – A Bossier Parish couple alleges their claim against a federal agency was denied. -
Homeless men accuse judges and sheriff of violating U.S. Constitution
Two Louisiana men filed suit against six judges of the Louisiana 26th Judicial District Court and the sheriff of Bossier Parish, alleging that their due process and equal protection rights were violated. -
Men file suit against judges, sheriff over allegations of civil rights violations
SHREVEPORT – Two indigent citizens arrested on panhandling charges allege their civil rights were violated. -
Couple claims Forest River camper's problems have not been repaired
SHREVEPORT – A Bossier Parish couple claims a camper they purchased had several defects and that not all of them have been repaired. -
Asset Management Services Group among entities accused of violating collection law
SHREVEPORT — A Bossier Parish woman has filed a class-action lawsuit against debt collectors, citing alleged unfair and unconscionable means of collection practices. -
Bossier Parish woman accuses former employers of sexual harassment
SHREVEPORT — A Bossier Parish woman is suing her former employers, alleging sexual harassment. -
Worker accuses Texas communications business of wrongful termination
SHREVEPORT — A Bossier Parish woman suffering from IBS is suing a Texas communications company, alleging she was wrongfully terminated for taking leave in accordance with the FMLA. -
Live Oak High School football coach suing for defamation and slander
Jill L. Craft BATON ROUGE – A Livingston Parish high school football coach is suing a Bossier City high school principal for alleged defamation.