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News published on Louisiana Record in October 2010

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News from October 2010


Entergy sued by man claiming he was 'electrocuted'

By Andrea Dearden |
A Tangipahoa man has filed a lawsuit claiming he was "electrocuted" because of shoddy work by an Orleans Parish power company.

Houma woman sued after rear-ending vehicle

By Michelle Massey |
A Georgia man has filed a lawsuit against a Houma woman after she allegedly rear-ended his vehicle while attempting to enter Louisiana Highway 24.

Dieter claims Slim-Fast caused stomach problems

By Michelle Massey |
A Louisiana resident has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturers of the diet supplement Slim-Fast after he suffered stomach blockages.

Slidell business sued after door sticks causing man to fall

By Michelle Massey |
A patron of an Advance America in Slidell is suing the business after its entryway door got stuck and caused him to fall.

Tangipahoa Parish building inspector sues after being fired for not having certification

By Michelle Massey |
A former Tangipahoa Parish building inspector has filed a lawsuit after losing his job for not being certified.

Oil spill workers sue after being injured while attempt to cross a boom

By Michelle Massey |
Bruno Two oil spill workers have filed a lawsuit after they sustained injuries while attempting to navigate across a boom.

Jefferson Parish sheriff sued after arrestee wins criminal trial

By Michelle Massey |
After winning a criminal trial on resisting arrest charges, a Jefferson Parish resident is fighting back by suing the sheriff for use of unreasonable force and causing bodily injury.

Texas seaman sues after slipping down stairs

By Michelle Massey |
Gordon A Texas resident is suing Specialty Offshore Inc. and others after he slipped down a set of stairs and was injured.

Jefferson Parish School Board sued for allegedly violating copier agreement

By Michelle Massey |
Aguilar A Jefferson Parish School Board has been sued for more than $75,000 for allegedly violating a lease agreement regarding its copier systems.

BP declares it will waive $75 OPA cap

By Alejandro de los Rios |
Haycraft After creating a stir at a BP multi-district litigation (MDL) status conference on Friday, BP counsel have filed documents in the Eastern District of Louisiana declaring "BP has chosen to waive the statutory [$75 million] limitation on liability" under the Oil Pollution Act (OPA).

Jury reaches $258M verdict in Risperdal case

By John O'Brien |
Caldwell A Louisiana jury has ordered Janssen Pharmaceutica to pay $258 million in a lawsuit brought by former state Attorney General Charles Foti and continued by his successor, Buddy Caldwell.

Insurance company seeks dismissal as defendant in Chinese drywall suit

By Alejandro de los Rios |
Kanner Counsel representing Rockhill Insurance Company have filed a motion for summary judgment to be dismissed as defendants in a Chinese drywall suit in Orleans Parish Civil District Court.

Seaman seeks $1 million after fainting

By Michelle Massey |
A seaman is suing for more than $1 million after he fell and hit his head during a fainting spell.

Seaman sues after being thrown into water

By Michelle Massey |
A Louisiana seaman files a lawsuit against his employer after he was thrown into the water during rough seas.

Couple sues over injuries suffered in I-12 accident

By Michelle Massey |
A St. Tammany Parish couple has filed a lawsuit against the driver and owner of a disabled tractor-trailer over injuries sustained on Interstate 12.

Seaman sues for $1 million after boat sways violently

By Michelle Massey |
A seaman is suing his employer for more than $1 million after the vessel he was aboard swayed violently and caused him to suffer shoulder injuries.

Diver sues after being told to jump into shallow water

By Michelle Massey |
A diver claims his supervisor ordered him to jump off a boat into three feet of muddy water which resulted in injuries.

Pedestrian injured by driver on sidewalk sues

By Andrea Dearden |
An Orleans Parish woman accused of being intoxicated and driving her car toward a group of people on a New Orleans sidewalk is being sued for injuries to one of the pedestrians.

Woman sues St. Tammany Parish hospital after tripping on a restroom drain cover

By Andrea Dearden |
A New Orleans woman is suing a St. Tammany Parish hospital and its insurance company after hurting herself in a fall while visiting the medical facility.

Barbier must decide how ancient liability act applies to Transocean

By Steve Korris |
Haycraft Litigation over the Deepwater Horizon rig explosion and oil spill swings on a rusty hinge 159 years old.