News from 2018
DEUTSH KERRIGAN LLP: Who’s Who Names Kerrigan to 2018 Product Liability Defense List
Partner Robert E. Kerrigan has been named to Who’s Who Legal: Product Liability Defense for 2018 in Louisiana.
MOULEDOUX BLAND LEGRAND & BRACKETT, LLC: Louisiana Bar Foundation’s New Fundraiser: 365 Days of Justice
Mouledoux, Bland, Legrand & Brackett is delighted to bring awareness to the mission of the Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF) and “365 Days of Justice,” the new interactive fundraiser the foundation launched last spring.
Golden Eagle Line Shipping in dispute with Norvic Shipping over claims of damaged vessel
NEW ORLEANS – The lawsuit, filed by Golden Eagle Line Shipping, claims damages of more than a half-million dollars.
Teacher who was fired claims Americans with Disabilities Act violation
ALEXANDRIA – A former teacher has filed a lawsuit against the Caddo Parish School Board, claiming she was fired because of her disabled son and alleging a violation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Bank of America sues for $53,094.76 over alleged unpaid bill
NEW ORLEANS — Bank of America filed a lawsuit on Aug. 2 against Michael T. McKenzie Sr. in Orleans Parish Civil District Court, seeking 53,094.76 plus interest for an overdue account.
Hancock Whitney Bank sues Roy 123 Inc., seeking more than $48,000 in damages
GRETNA – Hancock Whitney Bank is seeking damages against Roy 123 Inc., formerly Addiction Recovery Resources Inc., and A. Kenison Roy III, in the 24th Judicial District Court.
Second Harvest Food Bank vehicle involved in accident with injury claims
GRETNA – A woman is seeking damages for a car accident involving Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans and Acadiana.
Max Access Inc. seeks more than $96,000 against Southern Cleaning and Restoration
GRETNA – Max Access Inc. is seeking $96,963.35 plus interest against Southern Cleaning and Restoration LLC, in a lawsuit filed on Aug. 9, in the 24th Judicial District Court.
Appeals court judge says threats to sue or file a complaint not criminal actions
An appeals court judge upholds a lower court ruling that Louisiana statute is “unconstitutionally overbroad.”
Lexon Insurance seeks $2 million in surety bonds in Baby Oil bankruptcy
NEW ORLEANS — Lexon Insurance Co. is seeking to retrieve more than $2 million in surety bonds after Baby Oil, a Louisiana oil and gas producer, filed for bankruptcy in 2017, according to court documents.
Patient, at Ochsner Clinic Foundation for CT scan, claims injuries
GRETNA – An Ochsner Clinic Foundation patient is seeking damages for injuries, claiming he tripped and fell on the way to the parking garage after a routine CT scan.
Hancock Whitney Bank claims it is owed $20,544.20 plus interest
GRETNA – Hancock Whitney Bank filed a lawsuit on Aug. 9 against Mehmood Khan, in the 24th Judicial District Court, alleging it is owed $20,544.20 plus interest on an open credit account.
JHPDE Finance 1 seeks late bill totaling $2,042.03
GRETNA – JHPDE Finance 1 LLC filed a lawsuit on Aug. 9 against Mojtaba Aghighi, in the 24th Judicial District Court, alleging the defendant owes $2,042.03 plus interest on a late bill.
Freeman's Tree Service sued by Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry
GRETNA – James P. Freeman, who owns Freeman's Tree Service, allegedly owes the state of Louisiana $7,750 plus interest.
AMC Theatres sued after woman allegedly falls outside cinema
GRETNA – A woman, claiming injuries after she allegedly tripped and fell on a concrete curb, is suing American Multi-Cinema and ABC Insurance Co.
Chateau Golf and Country Club sued in alleged trip-and-fall accident
GRETNA – A guest at the Chateau Golf and Country Club is seeking damages, claiming she fell "violently to the ground" while walking to get a cup of coffee at the Kenner, Louisiana, club.
JHPDE Finance 1 claims Preferred Card holder owes more than $1,500
GRETNA – JHPDE Finance 1 LLC filed a lawsuit on Aug. 9 against Rochelle L. Gisclair, in the 24th Judicial District Court, alleging sums due on a Preferred Card.
JHPDE Finance 1 of California seeks over $1,500, alleging past due credit card bill
GRETNA – JHPDE Finance 1 of California is suing Afari Kouakou for more than $1,500, claiming it is owed money on a late Aadvantage credit card bill.
Technology Insurance and Aelectric named in lawsuit involving car accident
GRETNA – A motorist claiming injuries from a car accident is seeking damages from Technology Insurance Co. Inc., Aelectric LLC and Kenneth S. Berger, in the 24th Judicial District Court.
Ditech Financial sues for $142,200 in past due mortgage payments
Dietech Financial claims the defendant failed to pay off a mortgage and allegedly owes $142,200.