Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Recent News About Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans
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A man was allegedly electrocuted due to employer's negligence
A man is seeking damages, claiming that he was electrocuted while completing an excavation job for his employer. -
Auction company claims that a customer was not able to pay for items bought
NEW ORLEANS – An auction company is seeking damages over claims a New York individual did not pay for items purchased at an auction. -
Crawford Electric Supply alleges it is owed for supplies provided for school project
NEW ORLEANS – A supply company is seeking damages, claiming that it was not paid for supplies provided for a school project. -
Man seeks return of items that former roommate allegedly won't give back
NEW ORLEANS – A man alleges a former roommate took his property and has not returned it. -
Suit filed against Orleans Parish woman alleging unpaid construction work
NEW ORLEANS – A company is seeking damages claiming that an Orleans Parish woman failed to pay for a job that was completed. -
Man claims he developed mesothelioma after exposed to asbestos at work
NEW ORLEANS – A man alleges he developed mesothelioma after being exposed to asbestos in the workplace for more than a decade. -
ATM service company claims that terms of a contract were disregarded
NEW ORLEANS – An ATM service company is seeking damages over claims that a contract was canceled and its terms not respected. -
Roubion Construction Co. claims that it was not paid for a house elevation
NEW ORLEANS – A construction company claims that it was not paid for a house elevation. -
120 West Partners claims money is owed for work completed on shoring contract
NEW ORLEANS – A limited liability company is seeking payment for work that was completed on a property but not paid. -
Tim Clark Construction alleges it wasn't paid in full for work on home
NEW ORLEANS – An Orleans Parish construction company is seeking damages claiming that it never received payment for work completed. -
Man alleges he was injured by daily asbestos exposure at workplace
NEW ORLEANS – A couple is seeking damages, claiming that the husband's workplace caused him to develop an asbestos-related disease. -
A father is seeking damages, claiming that his minor son was attacked by a gang on the Fourth of July
A father is seeking damages on behalf of his minor child, who he claims was assaulted while celebrating the Fourth of July. -
An energy company is seeking damages after individual fails to return funds sent in error
An energy company is seeking damages, claiming that an individual has failed to return a check that was sent to her in error. -
A credit corporation is seeking damages, claiming that a customer is indebted to them for more than $12,000
A credit corporation is seeking damages, claiming that a customer has failed to make payments since February. -
Two LLCs are seeking damages after their insurance provider allegedly failed to pay them for damages suffered
Two Louisiana LLCs are seeking damages, claiming that their insurance provider failed to pay them for damages suffered. -
An LLC is seeking damages and eviction, claiming that a customer failed to pay rent
An LLC is seeking damages claiming that a tenant failed to pay rent. -
Judge dismisses WTC development lawsuit; attorney says 'case is far from over'
NEW ORLEANS – Development of New Orleans' former World Trade Center, stalled for a year by litigation over how the city awarded the bid in the project, may soon move ahead following a judge's dismissal of a lawsuit in the case. -
City of New Orleans joins legal fight to take control of Orleans Parish Prison
NEW ORLEANS — The city of New Orleans on Monday filed a reply memorandum in Jones v. Gusman, supporting calls for Orleans Parish Sheriff Marlin Gusman to be stripped of his power over the Orleans Parish Prison. -
Attorney: Memorandum for motion to dismiss is defense attempt to avoid trial in WTC case
NEW ORLEANS (Louisiana Record) – An attorney for the company that lost its bid to develop the former World Trade Center in New Orleans said the latest filing by defendants in the case is another attempt to avoid trail. -
City disputes contents of white paper on World Trade Center dispute given to Senate
NEW ORLEANS – The city of New Orleans and other defendants in litigation brought by a company that lost its bid to develop the former World Trade Center dispute the contents of a white paper an attorney for the company provided to members of a state Senate committee.