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News published on Louisiana Record in August 2013

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News from August 2013



USPS worker sues bakery after sign allegedly fell on him

By Kyle Barnett |
GRETNA – A postal worker who was delivering mail to a local bakery is suing after allegedly being injured when a sign fell on his head.

Former electrician sues numerous companies alleging lung cancer is result of asbestos exposure

By Leslie Gamboni |
NEW ORLEANS – A former electrician is suing numerous companies over his contraction of lung cancer he claims is related to his workplace exposure to asbestos.

Woman who allegedly slipped in beer sues Winn-Dixie

By Yolanda Martinez |
NEW ORLEANS - A New Orleans woman is suing a local super market after she was allegedly injured in a slip and fall in a puddle of beer on the store’s floor.



Elderly property investor sues former rental manager for allegedly overcharging on maintenance

By Kyle Barnett |
GRETNA – An elderly woman who owns several properties is suing a rental property manager in charge of leasing after he allegedly charged her for maintenance that was not done.


Law firm files suit against insurer over Hurricane Isaac damages

By Kyle Barnett |
Robert J. Caluda


Insurance company loses appeal, must pay for damages on foreclosed home

By Yolanda Martinez |
NEW ORLEANS – An insurance company lost an appeal in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit concerning a bankruptcy and district court’s judgment in favor of a bank.

Crude oil production company wins appeal, gets shipping credit

By Yolanda Martinez |
NEW ORLEANS – A crude oil production company won an appeal at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit concerning a lower court’s judgment in favor of a refinery company.

Family of nursing home resident who died sues

By Leslie Gamboni |
NEW ORLEANS – The family of a woman died while in the care of a nursing home are suing for alleged wrongful death.


Subcontractor sues insurance company over claim denial

By Kyle Barnett |
GRETNA – A subcontractor is suing its insurance company which allegedly denied a claim for damage.

'Jackpot justice' is bad for Louisiana businesses

By Jay Timmons and Dan Juneau |
Dan Juneau, president of the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry

Sentences handed out for fraudulent claims stemming from 2010 BP oil spill

By Kyle Barnett |
NEW ORLEANS – Two New Orleans area women have been sentenced for filing fraudulent financial assistance applications to the Gulf Coast Claim Facility following the 2010 Gulf oil sill.


Property owners sued by worker who sliced arm with grinder during deck construction

By Kyle Barnett |
GRETNA – A man who was working on a deck for a local business owner is suing after he sliced his arm open with a power grinder.