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News published on Louisiana Record in January 2017

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News from January 2017


Seven Louisiana residents sue Honeywell over acid leak

By Rebecca Campbell |
GEISMAR — Seven Geismar-area residents have filed a lawsuit against Honeywell, claiming they suffered “fear, fright, and inconvenience,” according to a news report, after one of the company's nearby plants began leaking sulfuric acid.

Constitutional challenge to Slidell's panhandling ordinance unavoidable, law professor and attorney say

By Karen Kidd |
SLIDELL — A St. Tammany Parish city that recently promised a judge it wouldn't enforce its allegedly unconstitutional panhandling-permit law should have expected a challenge, a Loyola University law professor and an attorney said in recent separate interviews.

Inmates released following lawsuit claiming illegal detention

By Chandra Lye |
NEW ORLEANS — A pair of inmates have been released after a social justice organization filed a lawsuit on their behalf claiming they were being illegally detained in East Carroll Parish.

State school superintendent says ruling on charter schools won't have immediate impact; appeal planned

By Glenn Minnis |
NEW ORLEANS — Even as the battle over public funding for certain kinds of charter schools appears headed for the state Supreme Court, Louisiana Education Superintendent John White is vowing to continue supporting such institutions, no matter what.

Mortgage company alleges customer owes more than $36,000

By Carrie Bradon |
NEW ORLEANS – A mortgage company is suing promissory note customers, alleging they owe more than $36,000.

Customer blames supermarket for fall

By Carrie Bradon |
NEW ORLEANS – A customer is suing a New Orleans supermarket, seeking damages for a slip and fall.

Capital One alleges credit card customer owes nearly $1,700

By Carrie Bradon |
GRETNA – Capital One Bank is suing a credit card customer, seeking more than $1,500. 

Discover Bank alleges customer owes more than $4,000

By Carrie Bradon |
GRETNA – Discover Bank is suing a customer, alleging the defendant owes more than $4,000.

Customer blames Pier 1 Imports for fall

By Carrie Bradon |
GRETNA – A customer is suing Pier 1 Imports, alleging the defendant's negligence caused her to trip and fall outside of a Pier 1 Imports store in Jefferson Parish.

Harahan resident alleges city pumped raw sewage into her home

By Carrie Bradon |
GRETNA - A Harahan homeowner is suing the city, alleging raw sewage was pumped into her home.

Capital One alleges credit card client owes more than $12,000

By Carrie Bradon |
GRETNA – Capital One Bank is suing a credit card customer, alleging she owes more than $12,000.

Capital One alleges credit card customer owes more than $3,500

By Carrie Bradon |
GRETNA – Capital One is seeking credit card damages for more than $3,500.

Late Night Group LLC alleged to have broadcasted sports event without authorization

By Michael Abella |
BATON ROUGE – A Baton Rouge commercial establishment is accused of unlawfully broadcasting a boxing match.

Transdev Services Inc. claims it is owed more than $45,000 for damages to ferry landing

By Michael Abella |
NEW ORLEANS – The operator of the Lower Algiers Ferry Landing Barge alleges it is owed for damages caused by a vessel.

Consumer claims Fleetwood Pace Arrow vehicle has defects

By Michael Abella |
NEW ORLEANS – A consumer is seeking the rescission of a sales contract for a recreational vehicle he alleges has defects.

C-Ports/Stone LLC alleges Gulf Logistics did not pay for diesel

By Michael Abella |
NEW ORLEANS – A supplier claims it is owed more than $200,000 for diesel fuel and other goods.

Jefferson Parish resident accuses The Painting Co. of retaliation

By Michael Abella |
NEW ORLEANS – A Hispanic laborer alleges she was terminated following her filing a complaint about unwanted sexual harassment from a supervisor.

First Amendment rights at center of police officer's lawsuit for blog comments

By Dawn Geske |
HOUMA — A Houma police officer has filed a lawsuit claiming his constitutional rights were violated when his home was searched and he was put on administrative leave over a complaint that he allegedly authored a defamatory blog about parish public officials and their relationships.

Electric company alleges breach of contract in failing to pay more than $150,000

By Carrie Bradon |
NEW ORLEANS – An electric company is suing customers, alleging failure to pay more than $150,000.

Property owner blames construction company for damages

By Carrie Bradon |
NEW ORLEANS – A New Orleans property owner is suing a contractor, alleging damage due to the negligence of a construction crew.