Louisiana State Bar Association issued the following announcement on Sept. 8.
The Justices of the Louisiana Supreme Court announced that the work of the Court is continuing during the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Ida. Although the Chief Justice Pascal F. Calogero, Jr. Courthouse is currently closed due to the COVID pandemic, as a convenience to the public, the Court will immediately resume accepting filings brought in person to the courthouse.
The Court will also continue to accept and process pleadings submitted by e-filing, and has waived the e-filing convenience fee. While maintaining the Court’s Aug. 31 Order that noted the Supreme Court’s closure until Sept. 19, and that all filings due during this period of closure shall be deemed timely filed if filed on or before Sept. 20, judicial operations have in fact been ongoing.
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