Julie O'Neil

How a New Orleans Car Accident Victim Can Seek Recovery When Damages Exceed Insurance Policy Limits

Recovering Beyond Insurance Policy Limits After a Car Accident - Charbonnet Law

When a serious crash happens, medical bills, lost income, and long-term recovery needs can rise quickly. Many people only realize after the accident that the at-fault driver’s insurance policy limits are not enough to cover the full extent of their losses. Louisiana’s laws offer several pathways for additional recovery, but understanding how these options apply …

Types of Neck and Back Injuries From Rear-End Car Accidents

Types of Neck and Back Injuries from Rear-End Car Accidents - Charbonnet Law

A rear-end crash can happen in seconds, but neck or back pain may stick around long after the cars are moved. Even a minor-looking crash can leave someone sore or injured. The sudden impact can strain neck and back muscles and other structures. Some symptoms appear right away, while others take time to show up. …

Quick Guide for Victims of Rideshare Accidents in New Orleans

Guide for Victims of Rideshare Accidents in New Orleans - Charbonnet Law

Rideshare services have changed how people move around New Orleans. With a quick tap on a phone, anyone can request a ride and get to their destination within minutes. While convenient, rideshare travel also brings unique risks. Collisions involving these services are different from regular car accidents because of how insurance, driver responsibilities, and liability …

Types of Burn Injury Claims: Causes and Liability

Burn injuries can happen in seconds, but the impact often lasts much longer. When a burn occurs because someone failed to act responsibly, it can form the basis of a burn injury claim. Understanding the different types of burn injuries, how these accidents happen, and how liability is evaluated helps individuals make informed decisions after …

Punitive vs. Compensatory Damages: Key Differences Explained

After an injury, you may hear about two types of damages: compensatory and punitive. The names sound similar, but they serve different purposes. Compensatory damages address the harm a person suffered, such as medical bills, lost income, and pain. Punitive damages may be awarded in certain cases to punish especially wrongful conduct. Here’s how the …

Should I Take My Personal Injury Case to Trial or Settle?

After an accident, one of the first big decisions many people face is whether it makes more sense to settle their personal injury claim or take it to trial. Most cases end through settlement because it is faster and more predictable. Still, some situations require presenting the evidence before a jury, especially when there are …

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