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Disabled teen sues Lousiana High School Athletic Association over varsity wrestling denial

By David Beasley |
A Madisonville teen has sued the Louisiana High School Athletic Association in federal court for rejecting him for participation in varsity high school wrestling.

Worker sues employer after allegedly suffering severe chemical burns on the job

By Louisiana Record |
LAKE CHARLES – A worker has filed a negligence lawsuit against Packaging Corporation of America, claiming that he was severely burned by a chemical spray after a co-worker instructed him to engage an incorrect valve.

Vermilion Parish NAACP claims Abbeville is reusing 2010 electoral district maps, violating voting laws

By Louisiana Record |
LAFAYETTE – The Vermilion Parish NAACP has sued the City of Abbeville for violating the Fourteenth Amendment's "One-Person, One-Vote" requirement by reusing 2010 electoral districts despite a 19% population deviation. The lawsuit seeks to declare the Enacted Map unconstitutional and to establish a new district plan for the Abbeville City Council.

Family sues Entergy Corporation for alleged breach of fiduciary duty in inheritance dispute

By Louisiana Record |
NEW ORLEANS – Relatives of a former Entergy Corporation employee are suing the company for breach of fiduciary duties after the company paid out the benefits of his 401K retirement savings plan to his surviving spouse, despite his prior designation of the plaintiffs as the beneficiaries.

Man sues companies over exposure to Paraquat

By David Beasley |
A Louisiana man has sued two companies, claiming he was harmed by exposure to the weed killer Paraquat.

Ameropa North America sues cargo companies for $121,000 discrepancy

By Louisiana Record |
NEW ORLEANS – Ameropa North America has filed a lawsuit accusing cargo carriers of negligence and breach of contract after a shipment was delivered with more than $100,000 worth of cargo allegedly missing.

Crewman files negligence lawsuit against Gulf Logistics Operating after onboard injury

By Louisiana Record |
NEW ORLEANS – A crewman has filed a negligence lawsuit against Gulf Logistics Operating, claiming that he was injured when a door reportedly slammed onto his hand over rough seas.

Deckhand sues Kirby Inland Marine after sustaining back injuries

By Louisiana Record |
NEW ORLEANS – A deckhand has filed a negligence lawsuit against Kirby Inland Marine claiming an accident caused him to sustain severe back injuries while working on a vessel.

Crew member files negligence lawsuit against Stevens Towing for work-related injury

By Louisiana Record |
NEW ORLEANS – A crewman has filed a negligence lawsuit against Stevens Towing Co. after a co-worker allegedly slammed a hatch door on him, causing him serious injury.

Harvey Gulf seaman claims Jones Act negligence after fall down stairs

By Marian Johns |
Harvey Gulf seaman claims Jones Act negligence after fall down stairs

Man sues vessel operator for injuries on shrimp boat

By Kyla Asbury |
NEW ORLEANS — A man is suing his former employer after he was injured while in a shrimp boat.

Man sues former employer for injuries while aboard ship

By Kyla Asbury |
NEW ORLEANS — A man is suing his former employer after he was injured while working aboard a ship.

Wrongly convicted men sue New Orleans for convictions

By Kyla Asbury |
NEW ORLEANS — Two men are suing the city of New Orleans after they were wrongly convicted decades ago.

Crosby Dredging sues former employee for not disclosing medical issues

By Kyla Asbury |
NEW ORLEANS — Crosby Dredging is suing a Mississippi man for failing to disclose past medical injuries during his employment application process.

Man says Greenwood police officers falsely arrested him

By Kyla Asbury |
SHREVEPORT — A Greenwood man is suing the Greenwood Police Department and three officers for false arrest and excessive force.

Former employee sues construction company for FLSA violations

By Kyla Asbury |
BATON ROUGE — A man is suing his former employer alleging it violated the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Louisiana Supreme Court finds $10M in asbestos case too much

By Daniel Fisher |
NEW ORLEANS (Legal Newsline) - The Louisiana Supreme Court cut a $10.5 million jury verdict in an asbestos lawsuit in half, saying an analysis of whether a jury abused its discretion must include an examination of awards in similar cases.

Patron sues Home Depot for injuries

By Kyla Asbury |
NEW ORLEANS — A Louisiana man is suing The Home Depot after he was injured while visiting a store.

Woman sues former employer for discrimination

By Kyla Asbury |
NEW ORLEANS — A St. Bernard Parish woman claims she was terminated from her employment with Progressive Services after she was sexually harassed by her supervisor.

Man sues JanTran for work injuries

By Kyla Asbury |
NEW ORLEANS — A man is suing JanTran alleging he was injured while he was working on a transportation vessel.