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2021 was the deadliest year in more than a decade for New Orleans drivers, with 69 people dying in car crashes, the highest amount of fatalities since 2004. According to the New Orleans Health Department and the Department of Public Works, that is a 35 percent increase from 2020. In...

Key Takeaways Safety and calling authorities come first after any crash in New Orleans. Louisiana law may require you to report certain accidents to police. Evidence and medical records play a key role in determining fault and claims. Louisiana follows comparative fault rules, which affect compensation. What Should You Do...

As the holidays draw near, many families begin searching for the perfect gifts. For parents and caregivers, this often includes shopping for toys that will light up a child's face on Christmas morning. But not every toy on the shelf is as safe as it looks. Some can cause serious...

Rideshare services have become part of everyday travel. Whether someone is heading home after a late night, catching a flight, or avoiding the hassle of parking, apps like Uber and Lyft offer quick transportation. With this convenience comes responsibility. Understanding the best ways to protect yourself while using rideshare services...

Portable generators help many Louisiana households during storm seasons, but they also create one of the most dangerous home hazards: carbon monoxide. This invisible gas can rise to harmful levels quickly, especially during long power outages when generators run for hours at a time. Recent incidents in Louisiana show that...

Louisiana offshore crews must know Jones Act's rights to proper medical and financial relief for shipping accidents. Vital provisions make negligent employers liable - this guide outlines how to gain entitled protections if injured on vessels or transport. Jones Act vs Typical Worker's Comp Jones Act Typical Workers Comp Federal...