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News published on Louisiana Record in September 2013

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News from September 2013


Audit dispute ongoing between Orleans Parish School Board and Inspector General

By Holland Phillips |
NEW ORLEANS—A dispute between the Orleans Parish School Board and the city's Inspector General is heating up.


Former hospice worker suing over wages she claims are due

By Kyle Barnett |
Charles E. Brumfield Jr.

Same Winn-Dixie sued twice in one day for slip and fall incidents

By Kyle Barnett |
GRETNA – A Metairie Winn Dixie grocery store was sued twice on the same day for slip and fall incidents that allegedly occurred in back to back days in August 2012.


Homeowners seek repair, replacement or rebuilding of newly constructed home

By Holland Phillips |
NEW ORLEANS — Local homeowners recently filed suit against a construction company for work that allegedly violates the standards and warranties afforded initial new home purchasers per the Louisiana New Home Warranty Act.

Woman sues Olde Naw’lins Cookery over alleged head injuries

By Eliza Walker |
NEW ORLEANS – A woman is suing Olde Naw’lins Cookery after a beam supporting the building’s balcony allegedly fell and struck her in the head while she was standing in the doorway.

Man allegedly beaten by bouncer at strip club files suit

By Eliza Walker |
Visions Men's Club



Belle Chasse Zydeco’s co-owner suing over profits she was allegedly not provided

By Kyle Barnett |
GRETNA – A woman who purchased a restaurant as part of a limited liability company is suing another office in the company for allegedly withholding profits from her.

Gulf Coast marine services and shipbuilding company loses appeal over mass layoff

By Eliza Walker |
NEW ORLEANS – A marine services and shipbuilding company lost an appeal at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit concerning a mass layoff of its employees between July and September of 2009.

Baptist church claims reverend wrongfully installed himself as pastor

By Eliza Walker |
Greater St. Matthew’s Baptist Church No. Two



Zulu member expelled for revealing alleged fraud, sues organization

By Eliza Walker |
Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club members walking during the annual Mardi Gras parade.


Lengthy list of companies named in asbestos suit filed by retired shipyard worker

By Holland Phillips |
NEW ORLEANS— A man alleges that his former employers neglected to take proper safety precautions to eliminate or reduce the risks to his health from exposure to asbestos, claiming he contracted malignant mesothelioma.

Wal-Mart sued by woman who tripped on pallet containing watermelons

By Kyle Barnett |
GRETNA – A New Orleans woman is suing Wal-Mart alleging she received serious injuries when she tripped on a pallet in a local store.

Slip and fall at dollar store results in suit

By Holland Phillips |
NEW ORLEANS— A woman is suing a business for allegedly creating a dangerous environment after she slipped and fell in a puddle of liquid.