News from 2017
Baton Rouge woman alleged to have failed to notify Social Security of boyfriend's death
BATON ROUGE – A Baton Rouge resident is accusing of unlawfully withdrawing supplemental security income benefits that were paid to her deceased boyfriend after his death.
Former employee alleges C.M.C. Drywall only paid regular wages for overtime work
NEW ORLEANS – A laborer alleges his former Kenner employer failed to pay the correct rate for overtime work and has filed a class-action suit.
Woman alleges she was wrongfully terminated from Sureway and unlawfully evicted from apartment
NEW ORLEANS – Two Jefferson Parish residents allege they were unlawfully evicted from their apartment.
Louisiana lawmaker: Legacy oil lawsuits slow job growth
MORGAN CITY — A Louisiana state representative attributes the state's slow job recovery to its backlog of legacy lawsuits against the oil industry.
Louisiana courts use mix of civil, common law
Legal experts say Louisiana takes a unique approach to its courts, with judges blending two systems to make rulings.
No answer yet from defendants in Alton Sterling shooting protest lawsuit
The City of Baton Rouge and Parish of East Baton Rouge have yet to file an answer to a civil rights lawsuit filed in March by seven local residents who claim they were brutalized and unlawfully arrested last summer during peaceful protests of over the fatal shooting of a black man by police.
Exhibit on Jewish attorneys in Nazi Germany opens at Louisiana Supreme Court Museum
The exhibit "Lawyers Without Rights: Jewish Lawyers in Germany under the Third Reich" opens on April 28 at the Louisiana Supreme Court Museum on Royal Street.
'Seems like lawyers who made stupid mistakes,' professor says of fake subpoena practice
NEW ORLEANS – The practice of district attorney offices in Jefferson and Orleans parishes sending out fake subpoenas to reluctant witnesses to get them to talk to prosecutors has probably been done that way for a long time, according to one law professor.
Pedestrians claim they were struck by Regional Transit Authority bus
NEW ORLEANS – Two individuals are seeking damages after being hit by a bus while walking.
Orleans Parish mail carrier seeking damages for being attacked by dogs
NEW ORLEANS – A woman is seeking damages, claiming that she was attacked by a dog while delivering mail.
First NBC Bank claims Billes Partners owes more than $275,000
NEW ORLEANS – A bank seeks payment for an unpaid promissory note.
University of New Orleans claims Jefferson Parish woman failed to pay promissory note
GRETNA – A university is seeking thousands in a promissory note.
Capital One seeking over $50,000 for unpaid line of credit
NEW ORLEANS – Capital One National Association is seeking damages for an unpaid line of credit.
Nurse alleges she was fired without warning from Wynhoven Health Care Center
GRETNA – A woman is seeking damages for wrongful termination.
University of New Orleans claims man owes over $4,000 on promissory note
NEW ORLEANS – A university is seeking damages for sums due.
Crescent City Surgical Centre alleges patient failed to pay for medical services
GRETNA – A surgical company is seeking damages for an open account.
Orleans Parish resident allegedly never paid off promissory note
NEW ORLEANS – A university is seeking payment of a promissory note.
Delgado Community College alleges woman has balance of over $2,000
NEW ORLEANS – A community college is seeking damages for sums due.
Lujac Construction LLC alleged to owe more than $60,000 to Briggs Equipment
NEW ORLEANS – A Mandeville corporation is accused of failing to pay for goods and services provided by a Dallas company.
Suit filed against Capital Consultants Inc. of Louisiana, insurance company over workers' compensation claim
NEW ORLEANS – Joint employers have filed a suit regarding a general liability insurance policy.