News from July 2018
Boomtown Belle Casino guest files slip-and-fall lawsuit
GRETNA –A woman is seeking damages in connection with an alleged slip-and-fall incident at Boomtown Belle Casino.
Louisiana Disaster Recovery Unit looks to recover $135,000 in repair funds
GRETNA –The Louisiana Disaster Recovery Unit filed a lawsuit to recover $135,000 allegedly due on a grant.
Bank of America claims credit card customer owes nearly $5,000
GRETNA –Bank of America NA is seeking more than $4,500 allegedly due on a credit card.
Discover Bank seeks payment of more than $10,000 due on credit card
GRETNA –Discover Bank claims that a credit card account holder owes more than $10,000.
Bank of America claims account holder owes $5,162 on account
GRETNA – Bank of America NA filed a lawsuit seeking payment of more than $5,000 allegedly owed on an account.
Man claims Magnolia Fleet told potential employer he stole from company
GRETNA – A man claims that he was unfairly denied employment after Magnolia Fleet LLC told another company that he had stolen something when he worked for Magnolia Fleet.
Silicone Specialties claims APEX Waterproofing owes $20,772
GRETNA –Silicone Specialties Inc. filed a lawsuit seeking more than $20,000 allegedly due on a credit account.
Customer blames Walmart for injuries after slip and fall
GRETNA –A woman is seeking damages from Walmart Inc. after she was allegedly injured in a slip and fall incident.
LADB hearing committee 'still perplexed' over motive for suspended attorney's alleged misconduct
NEW ORLEANS (Louisiana Record) — Suspended Winnfield attorney Laura J. Johnson, admitted to the bar in Louisiana almost 39 years ago, faces possible disbarment following a July 3 recommendation by a Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board (LADB) hearing committee over her alleged misconduct on behalf of a client in a 2015 criminal case.
Judges dismisses suit regarding insurance claim over water-damaged Maison Blanche Annex project
NEW ORLEANS – A judge in the U.S. District Court for Eastern District of Louisiana recently granted an insurer's motion to dismiss a lawsuit regarding an insurance dispute over a water damaged development project aimed at converting the Maison Blanche Annex building in New Orleans.
Woman seeks damages for fall at East Jefferson General Hospital
GRETNA – A woman is seeking damages, claiming that she was injured in a hospital.
New Orleans Home for the Incurables named in breach of contract lawsuit
A Pennsylvania corporation has filed a lawsuit claiming that a rehabilitation center has failed to pay for contracted housekeeping and laundry services that it performed.
LVNV Funding claims open account of over $1,300
GRETNA – A funding company is seeking more than $1,300 in sums due.
LVNV Funding files lawsuit seeking more than $1,500
GRETNA – A funding company is seeking damages for more than $1,500 in sums due.
University of New Orleans seeks over $2,500 on open account
GRETNA – A university is seeking damages of more than $2,500.
Man seeks damages following fall in a Winn-Dixie store
GRETNA – A man is seeking damages against Winn-Dixie following a slip and fall.
National Collegiate seeks over $5,600 on unpaid student loan
NEW ORLEANS – A man is being sued for damages of an open account exceeding $5,600.
Court reverses and remands 15-year Family Worship Center property dispute
A panel of Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeal judges reversed and remanded a longtime property dispute between a worship center and health science park.
LADB recommends suspension for Baton Rouge attorney over conflict of interest allegations
NEW ORLEANS (Louisiana Record) — Baton Rouge attorney Gregory Cook faces possible suspension following a Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board (LADB) recommendation to the state Supreme Court over conflict of interest allegations.
New Orleans attorney faces recommended disbarment for allegedly writing worthless checks
NEW ORLEANS (Louisiana Record) — New Orleans attorney Tracey Michel Favorite faces possible disbarment following a Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board (LADB) recommendation to the state Supreme Court over allegations she wrote bad checks over two years.