Iberville Parish
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23645 Eden St, Plaquemine, LA 70764
Recent News About Iberville Parish
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The Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office and Iberville Sheriff Brett Stassi were brought to federal court in for allegedly defaming a nursing home after receiving a large campaign donation from a different nursing home.
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A Louisiana-based licensed clinical social worker pleaded guilty for his role in a scheme to defraud Medicaid.
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New Orleans-based advocacy lawyer Jay M. O’Brien believes education, private or public, should be funded fairly to every student in the state.
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A complaint against the state education system has been reversed based on a ruling brought down by four Louisiana Supreme Court judges.
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BATON ROUGE – A Texas tractor-trailer driver alleges he was injured in an accident on Interstate 10 that was caused by another tractor-trailer driver.
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PLAQUEMINE – Williams Olefins Geismar plans to appeal a recent verdict that awarded four men injured in a 2013 explosion at its Geismar, Louisiana plant a total of $13.6 million in damages.
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NEW ORLEANS – There are no state laws barring a judge from collecting a check for doing municipal work while serving out the terms of a misconduct suspension, says a legal ethics expert as just such a case is occurring.
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GRETNA – An Iberville Parish business is seeking damages, claiming that it was not paid in full for delivered services and merchandise.
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BATON ROUGE — An Iberville Parish man is suing the Plaquemine Police Department police chief, alleging false arrest.
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The fight for control of public education money in Louisiana will have another round in court now that the state teachers union and local school board members have challenged a district court ruling.
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LAFAYETTE – An inmate previously confined at Allen Correctional Center is taking the center's operator to court after allegedly suffering an injury when a ceiling tile fell on him.
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U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals
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DONALDSONVILLE – An Iberville Parish woman is suing a discount department store for injuries she claims she received on its premises.
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An Iberville Parish resident claims he was exposed to benzene at the Dow Chemical plant and has filed a lawsuit against the company after he was diagnosed with multiple myeloma.
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The February issue of the Louisiana Jury Verdict Reporter highlights four cases that top the million dollar mark, including a $4.5 million award to the family of an Independence woman who suffered a stroke after emergency room doctors allegedly ignored her symptoms.