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Plaintiff U.S Equal Employment Opportunity Commission accuses Allegiance Health Management of ADA Violations
The U.S Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a lawsuit against Allegiance Health Management and its affiliate hospital for alleged violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
President of the Comité Maritime International to give William Tetley Lecture in Maritime Law
Tulane Law’s endowed lecture focused on maritime law, the William Tetley Lecture, will be held January 28th at 5 p.m. and will explore the latest pressing issues affecting shipping operations throughout the world.
Plaintiff Alleges Local Restaurant Violated Disability Access Laws
Daniel Todd has taken legal action against Alexandria Pizza Hut LLC and ADT Louisiana LLC over alleged violations of disability access laws at a local restaurant in Alexandria, LA.
Plaintiff alleges negligence against retail giant over alleged injury
Francille Matassa has filed a lawsuit against Wal-Mart Inc., claiming negligence led to her injury at one of its stores in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Healthcare Provider Accused of Negligence in High-Stakes Legal Battle
A recent court filing reveals a heated legal dispute involving allegations of negligence against a healthcare provider in Louisiana.
Plaintiff alleges racial discrimination against charter school employer
A former Head Dean at Homer Plessy Community School has filed a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination and wrongful termination.
Louisiana shipbuilder to pay $1 million settlement over charges of hiring ineligible workers
A Louisiana shipyard company has agreed to pay more than $1 million to settle a legal dispute in the Eastern District of Louisiana brought by federal prosecutors who alleged the firm used ineligible workers to build fast-response cutters (FRC) for the U.S. Coast Guard.
153 LSU Law students earn academic honors in Fall 2024 semester
Sixty-three LSU Law students have been named Paul M. Hebert Scholars for their academic achievement in the Fall 2024 semester, and 90 students have been named Dean’s Scholars.
Attorney General Murrill files lawsuit against President Biden’s illegal ban on offshore drilling to defend American energy
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill announced that she is leading a multi-State coalition suing President Joe Biden’s illegal ban on new offshore drilling.
AG files lawsuit against Biden’s illegal ban on offshore drilling to defend American energy
BATON ROUGE — Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill is spearheading a multi-state coalition in a federal lawsuit against President Joe Biden’s controversial ban on new offshore oil and gas drilling, calling it an unlawful overreach that threatens to cripple American energy independence and the economy.
Louisiana, three other states sue to block illegal migrants from census count
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has joined the AGs of three other states in filing a lawsuit that challenges the Biden administration decision to count illegal aliens when determining the number of congressional seats and electoral votes that each state receives.
Attorney General Murrill joins lawsuit against Joe Biden's effort to ban tankless water heaters
Attorney General Liz Murrill joined Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti and a multi-state coalition against the Joe Biden Administration's last-ditch effort banning tankless water heaters.
Plaintiff alleges auto giants' negligence over defective airbags causing severe injury
In a gripping legal battle filed in Louisiana federal court on January 8th by Susan Brooke Bagwell against Takata Corporation and BMW entities over a defective airbag explosion resulting in severe injuries during a car crash last year.
Plaintiff Ronald Satish Emrit Accuses High-Profile Figures Including Elon Musk of Civil Rights Violations
In a dramatic legal move filed on January 8th in Louisiana's Western District Court, Ronald Satish Emrit sues prominent figures like Elon Musk for $500 billion over alleged civil rights breaches related to proposed budget cuts affecting welfare...
The Way Training Center accuses City of Jennings of Religious Discrimination
The Way Training Center has taken legal action against the City of Jennings over alleged violations involving religious discrimination and zoning issues related to establishing a faith-based sober living facility.
Carol Markowitz to Leave Loyola for CEO Role at SBP
Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Carol Markowitz will leave her position at the University later this month to become the Chief Executive Officer of SBP, a national nonprofit focused on disaster resilience and recovery.
Plaintiff Alleges Defamation Against Former Acquaintance Over False Statements
Michelle S. Parker has filed a lawsuit against Sarah Broadway Trichel accusing her of defamation and causing severe emotional distress through false statements made publicly and professionally damaging incidents.
Louisiana sues Biden administration over new ban on offshore oil and gas leasing
Louisiana and four other states have filed a federal lawsuit against the Biden administration over the offshore oil and gas leasing ban announced in its waning days, arguing that only Congress has the power to “regulate property.”
Plaintiff Alleges High-Profile Defendants Interfered with Business Relations
Ronald Satish Emrit has filed a lawsuit demanding $500 billion from Elon Musk and others for alleged civil rights violations related to proposed budget cuts affecting federal assistance programs.
Plaintiff Accuses Private University of Mishandling Sexual Harassment Complaint
A former student has filed a lawsuit against Louisiana Christian University for alleged mishandling of her sexual harassment complaint under Title IX regulations.