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Louisiana is no stranger to the tourism and related rental car industry, with 41 million visitors flooding the state in 2021 which generated $16.8 billion last year, according to the Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation, and Tourism. Nationally, the number of cars rented doubled from 17.3 million in 2020 to...

Driving for Uber or Lyft in New Orleans is an adaptable method of making extra money. But there's a significant factor that many rideshare drivers overlook: their auto insurance. One wrong move—like not telling your insurer about your rideshare activity—can cost you your coverage or even leave you personally responsible...

The recent recall involving more than 400 products sold at Family Dollar has raised understandable concerns for households across the country. After an FDA safety alert revealed that everyday items such as medications, personal care products and toothpaste were stored in improper conditions, many shoppers began questioning whether products in...

Rental bikes and scooters have become a popular way to get around New Orleans. They're easy to rent, fun to ride and offer a quick way to explore the city. But with this growing trend comes a serious question: what happens if you're injured in a crash involving one of...

Injury claims can resolve in two ways: through a negotiated settlement or by taking the case to trial. Many people want to know whether one option is better than the other, but there is no universal answer. Every situation is different, and the best path often depends on the facts,...

Louisiana's warm summers are perfect for getting out on the water—whether you're boating, kayaking, or just relaxing at the lake. But before you set off, it's essential to know the rules that help keep everyone safe. Louisiana boating laws cover everything from who can operate a vessel to when life...