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There are the “dog days of summer,” not to be confused with the “100 deadliest days of summer,” another summertime phrase that does not have a positive connotation. It refers to the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day each summer when fatal teen (between ages 15 and 18) car...

Understanding how time limits work in personal injury claims can be confusing, especially when the injured person is a child. Most people know that lawsuits must be filed within a certain period. What many do not realize is that minors follow different rules. Louisiana has its own system for measuring...

Truck tire blowouts happen throughout the year, but the risk increases sharply during summer. Rising temperatures, heavier seasonal traffic, and long highway stretches create the perfect conditions for sudden tire failure. Understanding why these blowouts occur and how they endanger everyone on the road helps drivers stay alert and prepared....

Self-driving features are becoming more common on Louisiana roads. Cars can now help with steering, braking, lane changes, and other driving tasks. But these systems can make mistakes. When one causes a crash, figuring out who is at fault may not be easy. A New Orleans auto accident lawyer can...

If you've been injured in an accident and are receiving a settlement in Louisiana, you might wonder whether you'll owe any taxes to the IRS. This blog post will clarify which portions of a personal injury settlement may be taxable and which are typically exempt, providing you with the information...

Truck accidents often lead to high medical bills, vehicle damage, and long recovery periods. When these costs begin to add up, many people wonder whether commercial truck insurance is enough to cover the full settlement. If you need guidance understanding how insurance applies in these situations, speaking with a New...