News from March 2018
Bank of America is seeking damages for more than $2,500
A bank is seeking more than $2,000.
Bank of America is seeking over $6,000
A bank is seeking more than $6,000.
ASI Lloyds Insurance Company claims that an appliance malfunctioned
An insurance company is seeking damages after an appliance allegedly malfunctioned.
An individual allegedly tripped and fell in Citi Trends Inc. store
An individual claims that she was caused to trip and fall in a shop.
1st Circuit reverses award in fire engine manufacturer lawsuit
An appeals court has reversed an order requiring Ferrara Fire Apparatus Inc. to pay Red Star Consultants LLC and Fepro Fire Protection Co. more than $500,000 in a lawsuit regarding the sale of fire trucks.
University of Louisiana at Lafayette is seeking more than $3,000
A university is seeking over $3,000, claiming that a student never paid it.
Louisiana State University is seeking nearly $10,000
A university is seeking nearly $10,000.
A FedEx driver allegedly rear-ended a car and caused damages
A FedEx driver allegedly rear-ended a car.
A woman is seeking damages after she allegedly slipped and fell at Express Seafood Inc.
A woman is seeking damages after she allegedly slipped and fell at a seafood shop.
A man is seeking damages after he allegedly was injured in a car accident
A man claims that he was injured in a car accident.
Attorney targets media outlet in latest lawsuit against critics
Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards has been using a group of trial lawyers to submit legacy lawsuits against oil and gas companies for their alleged role in destroying Louisiana's coastline in order to fill holes in the state's budget with settlement money.
Louisiana Supreme Court reverses ruling in case against affordable housing developer
NEW ORLEANS –The Louisiana Supreme Court has reversed a lower court’s decision regarding Orleans Parish Assessor Errol Williams’ fair market value assessments of an affordable housing development.
Court denies Camellia Grills' motion to reconsider in trademark infringement case
NEW ORLEANS — The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana denied a motion to reconsider its ruling in a trademark infringement case filed by Camellia Grill Holdings (CGH) on March 7, finding that the company sold all of its trademarks to Uptown Grill in a bill of sale.
Former NOLA death investigator's overtime pay case survives dismissal motion
NEW ORLEANS — The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana has denied an Orleans Parish Coroner’s office motion to dismiss a case in which a former death investigator in the office filed a federal suit alleging that she was improperly denied overtime pay during her tenure.
Court upholds dismissal of malpractice claim against Louisiana dermatology lab
LAKE CHARLES – A Louisiana appeals court has upheld the dismissal of a malpractice claim against a dermatology lab accused of missing a patient’s cancer diagnosis.
Jefferson Capital Systems seeks over $2,300 in court action
GRETNA – A company claims it is owed more than $2,300.
American Express files court action seeking over $4,400
GRETNA – American Express is seeking more than $4,400.
Creditor files lawsuit seeking over $1,800
GRETNA – A funding company is seeking more than $1,800.
LVNV Funding claims it is owed more than $1,500
GRETNA – A funding company is seeking more than $1,500 in sums due.
Lawsuit claims unpaid debt of over $1,900
GRETNA – A funding company is seeking more than $1,900 in sums due.