News from 2025
Widow Alleges Negligence Against U.S. Army Corps Over Husband's Fatal Workplace Accident
In a heart-wrenching legal battle unfolding in Louisiana's federal court system, Maura Greer seeks justice for her late husband Logan Greer's tragic death while working at Fort Polk barracks renovation project managed by U.S military entities...
Plaintiff accuses restaurant owner of ADA violations
A lawsuit has been filed by Daniel Todd against Feng Jin Teng over alleged violations of accessibility laws at East Asia China Buffet in Alexandria, Louisiana.
Former Employee Alleges Racial Discrimination Against Logistics Giant
Antonio Bell has taken legal action against Federal Express Corporation alleging racial discrimination and retaliatory dismissal following complaints about unfair treatment at work.
Plaintiff Alleges Negligence Against Agrochemical Giant Over Carcinogenic Herbicide
Mary Firmin has taken legal action against Monsanto Company, alleging that their herbicide Roundup caused her non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma due to its carcinogenic properties.
Federal judge says suit against La. anti-abortion law can proceed
BATON ROUGE, La. — A lawsuit challenging Louisiana’s law that recategorized two commonly used abortion medications as controlled substances can proceed.
Hotel Owner Accused of Disability Discrimination Over Inadequate Accessibility
Jason Lenz has taken legal action against OM Shanti Om Eleven for alleged violations of disability rights laws at their Lafayette hotel location.
Plaintiff alleges healthcare provider engaged in discriminatory practices
A former employee has filed a lawsuit against Ochsner Clinic Foundation alleging workplace discrimination and retaliation leading to wrongful termination.
Plaintiffs Accuse State Department Head Over Sexual Harassment Claims
In a significant legal filing on May 7, 2025, two employees have accused a high-ranking state official in Louisiana's Department of Public Safety and Corrections over serious allegations including sexual harassment and workplace retaliation.
Plaintiff alleges local business violated accessibility laws
Daniel Todd has filed a lawsuit against Petron L.L.C., alleging violations of accessibility standards at their property in Alexandria, Louisiana under both federal and state laws designed to protect individuals with disabilities like himself who...
Pharmaceutical Company Accused of Negligence Over Chemotherapy Drug Injuries
A recent lawsuit filed by Christa Garza against Sandoz Inc., among others, alleges severe eye injuries resulting from chemotherapy drugs like Docetaxel.
Chalmette woman arrested by Louisiana Bureau of Investigation agents for Medicaid Recipient Fraud
Agents with Attorney General Liz Murrill's Louisiana Bureau of Investigation arrested a Chalmette woman for Medicaid Recipient Fraud on May 7, 2025.
Louisiana bill would limit damages awards in lawsuits against health care management firms
A bill recently passed by the Louisiana Senate that aims to limit damages awards for plaintiffs suing health care management companies would deprive nursing home residents’ families of a means to hold the facilities accountable for injuries, critics say.
Loyola College of Music and Media Receives Funding to Support the Creative Summer Experience
The Loyola University New Orleans College of Music and Media has received a $10,000 grant from The Helis Foundation to support the Creative Summer Experience, a comprehensive boot camp that exposes high school students to careers in motion design, graphic design, book arts, photography, game design, film, theater, and music.
Prairieville woman arrested by Louisiana Bureau of Investigation for Unauthorized use of Snap Benefits, Theft of over 25K, and Government Benefits Fraud
A Prairieville woman has been arrested by agents with Attorney General Murrill's Louisiana Bureau of Investigation on multiple charges.
Disbarred attorney charged in conspiracy to murder witness in New Orleans staged-accident probe
A disbarred New Orleans attorney has been indicted for allegedly conspiring to murder a witness who provided information to the FBI about an elaborate insurance-fraud scheme to stage vehicle collisions with big-rigs.
Firm President Charlie Weems Inducted Into Louisiana Political Hall of Fame
Gold Weems President Charles S. “Charlie” Weems, III was inducted into the Louisiana Political Hall of Fame on April 5, 2025.
National championships propel LSU Law moot court program to No. 29 ranking
The LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center is home to the nation’s 29th best moot court program, according to the latest annual rankings from the University of Houston Law Center’s Blakely Advocacy Institute, which were released May 1.
Plaintiff alleges former employer Star Physical Therapy engaged in sexual harassment
Katherine Henderson has filed a lawsuit against her former employer Star Physical Therapy alleging severe sexual harassment and assault by a manager at their Covington clinic.
Plaintiff accuses Restaurant Operators of ADA Violations
A recent lawsuit filed by Daniel Todd against Antoon Properties I and Antoon Hospitality Group alleges significant violations of accessibility laws at a Popeyes location in Alexandria, Louisiana.
Redhawk Medical Products accuses PPE suppliers of fraudulent scheme
In a lawsuit filed on May 2nd in Louisiana's Western District Court by Redhawk Medical Products & Services against several PPE suppliers including Advanced Energy Group and AEG Medical Supply; allegations have surfaced about a complex fraudulent...