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News published on Louisiana Record in October 2015

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News from October 2015


Contractor sued over allegedly faulty roof replacement

By Maxwell Appley |
NEW ORLEANS – A property insurer for a condominium association is suing a  contractor for allegedly faulty roof replacement

South Carolina resident files suit after Marriot Hotel hosts an “ice bucket challenge”

By Leon Roy IV |
NEW ORLEANS – A South Carolina woman has brought suit against Marriott Hotels after she allegedly suffered injuries in a slip and fall during an “ice bucket challenge” event at the hotel.

Couple sued for allegedly not disclosing problems with prior to property sale

By Maxwell Appley |
NEW ORLEANS – A man is suing a couple who he claims sold him a house with a faulty pool.

Study finds trial lawyers are Louisiana's largest campaign contributors

By Louisiana Record reports |
NEW ORLEANS — An investigation released by a legal watchdog organization has found Louisiana’s trial lawyers are pushing hard to influence the outcome of political races at all levels of state government.

Time running short for claims against Xarelto

By Anna Aguillard |
As initial trial dates in the class action lawsuit against Xarelto’s drug manufacturer are set, the window narrows to file a claim for injury compensation.

Film companies sue investors, alleging breach of contract

By Brandon Caples |
A New Orleans film company is suing a state official, alleging breach of contract and loss wages.

New Orleans property owners sue BP over alleged damages from oil rig explosion

By Gene Johnson |
Some New Orleans real estate and landowners are suing BP Exploration and Production Inc. over damages they believe were inflicted to their respective properties by the explosion of the Deep Water Horizon oil rig.

Vessel owners sue for alleged damages after crash with barge

By Gene Johnson |
A Lafourche Parish boating company is suing an energy services corporation once headed by former Vice President Dick Cheney alleging that one of the defendant's barges crashed into one of its boats due to, among other charges, lack of due care, lack of training and improper navigation.

Patten’s Metal Express seeks compensation for allegedly unpaid fees

By Brandon Caples |
A metal express company is being sued for alleged unpaid fees.

Tort reform a deciding issue as gubernatorial race approaches

By Anna Aguillard |
As the gubernatorial race heats up, one divisive issue emerges that will certainly have a significant impact on the election: tort reform.