News from October 2016
Cach LLC claims it is owed more than $5,000 from Royal Renovations
GRETNA – Cach LLC is seeking more than $5,000 from a Jefferson Parish business and individual.
Jet Construction Services, Construction Masters Inc. alleged to owe more than $30,000
GRETNA – Two Jefferson Parish companies are alleged to owe for construction materials they purchased.
Cach LLC claims that it is owed more than $83,000
GRETNA – Cach LLC is seeking damages for a balance of more than $83,000.
Harvey man alleged to owe for student loans
GRETNA – A Harvey man is being sued for the outstanding balance that he allegedly owes.
Jay Trucks Service Inc. alleged to owe money to Santader Bank
GRETNA – Santander Bank alleges a Jefferson Parish company owes more than $130,000.
Discover Bank alleges New Orleans resident owes on credit card
GRETNA – Discover Bank alleges a New Orleans woman has not paid off a credit card balance.
Retrofitz LLC accused of owing more than $48,000
GRETNA – A company claims that a customer failed to pay back more than $48,000 in charges.
Woman claims that Kenner Walmart's negligence resulted in her injury
GRETNA – A woman claims that she slipped and fell in Walmart store.
Woman claims chair at Jefferson Parish Housing Authority collapsed, caused injury
GRETNA – A woman claims that a broken chair resulted in her injury.
Woman claims that she slipped and fell on water in Kenner Walmart
GRETNA – A woman allegedly slipped and fell in water in a Walmart.
Man alleges broken chair at West Jefferson Medical Center resulted in injury
GRETNA – A man claims that he was caused to fall due to a broken chair.
Woman claims that she was caused injuries at a Whole Food Market because of mat
GRETNA – A woman is seeking damages following a fall at a Whole Food Market.
Lawyer alleges he is owed more than $20,000 for legal services
GRETNA – A lawyer claims that he was not paid in full for his representational services.
Woman alleges spill in Dollar Tree store caused fall, injuries
GRETNA – A Jefferson Parish woman claims that she was caused to slip and fall at a Dollar Tree.
Louisiana governor, attorney general argue over who can hire lawyers
NEW ORLEANS -- Louisiana’s governor and its attorney general are involved in a dispute over who ultimately has, under the constitution, the authority to hire lawyers to represent the state.
Louisiana State Police face lawsuit for alleged false arrest of black 18-year-old
NEW ORLEANS — Louisiana State Police's arrangement with the city of New Orleans permitting troopers to patrol the French Quarter is likely to come under scrutiny following the filing of a lawsuit by a university professor and his teenage son.
Sexting incident between parish president, teen draws federal scrutiny and local demands for resignation
HARAHAN — Ever since the allegations of sexting a 17-year-old boy in 2015 surfaced in early October, Jefferson Parish President Mike Yenni has been a no-show at a council meeting, declined to answer questions posed by a joint team of investigative reporters from the NOLA defender and WWL-TV. Instead, Yenni has released a one-minute video-recorded message that the defender derisively called a “commercial."
A fishing lures designer sues Bass Pro for alleged wrongful allegations of patent infringement
A fishing lures designer is suing Bass Pro Intellectual Property LLC and Bass Pro Outdoor World LLC, licensee and patentee, citing alleged wrongful allegations.
Vessel owner sues contractor for alleged failure to pay
A vessel owner is suing Double Aught Construction LLC, a contractor, citing alleged breach of contract.
Union Pacific Railroad, mill owner sued for alleged wrongful death
A wife and children are suing Union Pacific Railroad Company and Anthony Forest Products Company LLC, railroad crossing and mill owners, citing alleged insufficient measures were taken to prevent injuries and negligence.