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  • Understanding Your Rights in Accidents Involving Out-of-State Vehicles in Louisiana

    Accidents Involving Out-of-State Vehicles

    In Louisiana, car accident laws have distinct features, especially involving vehicles from other states. These differences can significantly impact how claims and disputes are handled. One key difference lies in insurance regulations. Louisiana follows a “fault” system for car accidents, meaning the driver at fault is responsible for the damages. However, this can become complex

  • Dealing with Hit and Run Accidents: Legal Recourse in Louisiana

    Hit and Run Accidents

    On September 9, 2023, Louisiana State Police responded to a fatal accident involving a pedestrian on U.S. Route 90B in Jefferson Parish. The victim, 36-year-old David Allen Smith from Missouri, was a construction worker. He was walking near the right shoulder of the road when he was hit by a dark-colored SUV. The driver did

  • Breach of Contract Explained: Definitions, Remedies, and Key Steps to Protect Your Interests

    Breach of Contract Explained

    Contracts form the backbone of many personal and business transactions, ensuring trust and accountability between parties. However, when one side fails to fulfill its obligations, it results in a breach of contract, leading to potential losses for the affected party. Understanding breaches, legal implications, and remedies can help protect your rights and interests. In this

  • How Long After an Accident Can You Sue in New Orleans?

    New Orleans Car Accident Law

    In Louisiana, a vehicle accident case must be filed within a year of the accident’s date of occurrence. If hurt in a car accident, the injured party might be entitled to financial compensation for their losses. The claim must be filed with the proper court before the statute of limitations runs out. If not filed within the time

  • With Christmas Approaching, Here Are the Most Dangerous Toys for Kids

    Children Toy Personal Injury Law

    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 harm, and parents should avoid

  • Generator Shut Off Switch Failures

    Generator Product Liability

    Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odorless, invisible gas that is so toxic it can kill a person after only a few minutes of concentrated exposure. Gas-powered, portable generators produce carbon monoxide in sufficient quantities to poison and kill consumers who may misuse the device while not fully understanding the risk. Although manufacturers have implemented safety

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