Louisiana State University
Recent News About Louisiana State University
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Opinion: Deep pocket justice serves lawyers, not Louisiana
Deep pocket justice. That seems to be the flawed philosophy behind the ongoing legal attack that some politicians and personal injury attorneys are waging against Louisiana’s oil and gas industry. -
Louisiana State University alleges Orleans Parish woman failed to pay over $5,500
NEW ORLEANS – A university is seeking more than $5,500 from an Orleans Parish resident. -
Louisiana State University claims Orleans Parish woman owes $2,000
NEW ORLEANS – A university is seeking damages for an open account of $2,000. -
Louisiana State claims Orleans Parish resident owes $4,000 for promissory note
NEW ORLEANS – A university is seeking $4,000 from Orleans Parish resident. -
University House building owner files lawsuit over repairs that were incomplete
A complex that once sold for $108.6 million dollars is now the center of a lawsuit that claims repairs needed on the building were ignored. -
Louisiana House of Representatives passes controversial free speech bill
The Louisiana House recently passed a free speech bill over concerns that controversial guests wouldn’t be allowed to speak at the state's public university campuses. -
Director of East Baton Rouge Council on Aging accuses family of former client of defamation
The director of the East Baton Rouge Council on Aging has filed a defamation suit against the family of a former client. -
Simmons Bank hires new vice president, assistant general counsel
Simmons Bank has hired Henry A. “Rusty” Barham III as the executive vice president for regulatory and consumer affairs and assistant general counsel. -
Woman alleges she was not provided sign language interpreter by medical facilities
NEW ORLEANS – A deaf Jefferson Parish woman alleges she was not provided an interpreter while receiving medical treatment. -
Deaf individual alleges University Medical Center Management Corp. failed to provide interpreter
NEW ORLEANS – A deaf individual residing in Jefferson Parish who uses American Sign Language to communicate alleges that she was not provided an interpreter while receiving treatment at a medical facility. -
Former district attorney accused of sexual extortion sued by alleged victim's mother
Harry Morel, the former St. Charles Parish district attorney, is being sued by the mother of one of his alleged sexual extortion victims. -
Louisiana courts use mix of civil, common law
Legal experts say Louisiana takes a unique approach to its courts, with judges blending two systems to make rulings. -
University House Baton Rouge alleges property is defective, files suit against general contractor
BATON ROUGE – A property owner alleges a general contractor failed to construct the building in compliance with applicable laws and regulations. -
Masinter again named to Louisiana Super Lawyer list
NEW ORLEANS — Labor and employment attorney Eve B. Masinter has been named to the 2017 list of Louisiana Super Lawyers. -
Patient alleges doctor failed to treat her properly
GRETNA – A Jefferson Parish couple is suing health providers, alleging a doctor failed to help the wife's back condition. -
Man claims that he was prescribed the wrong medication, resulting in a stroke
NEW ORLEANS – A man is seeking damages for a stroke that was allegedly caused by the wrong medication. -
LSU alleges promissory note holder owes $1,000
NEW ORLEANS – Louisiana State University is suing a promissory note holder, alleging he owes $1,000. -
Baton Rouge Area Foundation offers program to help disaster relief
BATON ROUGE — After the disastrous flooding last August in Louisiana, more than 2,500 victims were denied relief by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, according to a news release. -
Louisiana State University claims that it is owed more than $1,000
NEW ORLEANS – Louisiana State University alleges a former student has not paid a loan in full. -
New Orleans attorney suspended after pleading guilty to stalking charge
NEW ORLEANS — The Louisiana Supreme Court recently ruled to suspend New Orleans-based lawyer Trisha Ann Ward from practice on an interim basis.