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Children can get hurt at school, during recess, or on a playground. Some injuries are simple accidents. Others may happen because an adult, school, or property owner did not take proper care. Louisiana law allows parents to seek money for some child injuries caused by negligence. This may include poor...

Construction work plays a vital role in Louisiana's economy. From road expansions to commercial buildings, workers are on the frontlines of progress. But construction sites are also dangerous. A single mistake can lead to serious injuries—or worse. Understanding your legal rights after a construction accident in Louisiana can make a...

Remote work has grown quickly across Louisiana, with more than 120,000 people now working primarily from home in cities such as New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Shreveport, Alexandria, and Lake Charles. With more employees working away from a traditional office, questions about whether work-from-home injuries qualify for workers’ compensation have become...

A slip and fall might seem minor at first—but when it leads to a head injury, the consequences can be severe and long-lasting. Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are one of the most severe outcomes of these accidents. They can affect memory, mood, speech, coordination, and more. Whether the fall happens...

Rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft have become part of everyday life in Louisiana. While these services offer convenience, they also raise unique legal and insurance challenges when accidents happen. If you're injured while riding in an Uber or Lyft, figuring out who's responsible and what insurance applies can be...

A hit-and-run can leave you with injuries, car damage, and no idea who caused the crash. You may not even have a license plate number or a way to contact the driver. Louisiana law requires drivers involved in an accident to stop and exchange information. They may also need to...