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Wheels on the Bus go into the Canal: Metairie School Bus Collision

A parent’s worst nightmare, “Mom we were in a car accident”. Thirty-four parents received that call Tuesday when the bus carrying T.H. Harris Middle School’s track team plunged into the canal. According to WGNO, three students were taken to a local hospital complaining of minor injuries after a Jefferson Parish School…

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The LA Bridge is Falling Down: Who can bridge accident victims sue, and what evidence can they introduce?

The Causeway Bridge has been described as long, scary and an engineering masterpiece. While the bridge may be all those things and more, the condition of the bridge has been a concern for years. On August 8th, the bridge was closed in both directions for hours due to an auto…

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Flood and Property Damage Checklist – How To Preserve Your Insurance Claim

Our thoughts go out to all of those affected by the recent flooding in Louisiana.  According to ABC News, over 30 inches of rain fell over the past weekend causing rivers across the state to rise to record levels. The Governor has declared a State of Emergency until September 10, 2016, unless…

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French Quarter Accident: When Truck and Carriage Collide

The City of New Orleans is known for its eccentric, vibrant and welcoming attractions; but with fun comes human error. Tourists come to the city with one thing in mind, partying! On July 30th, tourists were partaking in an infamous tour of the city when a vehicle collided with a mule-drawn carriage…

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To have and to hold…..How long can the Sheriff’s Office hold accident evidence under investigation?

We have the pleasure of representing a family who lost their mother in a tragic car accident with a Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s deputy. The car accident occurred on April 11, 2016, approximately 4 months ago – and to date, the family has been denied access to the vehicle, denied access…

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Autopilot Tesla Crashes – Who’s liable in a Self-Driving Vehicle Accident?

Technology is ever changing and at times the advancement can be a good thing. However, with the Tesla self-driving vehicles the recent autopilot accidents have many questioning the soundness of the car. On May 7, Joshua Brown was killed when his Tesla crashed into a tractor-trailer. Preliminary reports state that Mr. Brown was…

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Louisiana Court Sides With Injured Driver Despite Discrepancies in Description of Car Accident

A famous American movie producer was once quoted as saying, “There are three sides to every story:  your side, my side, and the truth.” This analysis is similar to what happens in civil litigation matters, such as auto accident cases. Each opposing party has a version that it asserts is…

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Louisiana Driver’s Late Court Filing Proves Costly in First-Offense DWI Case

Each DWI case is unique in its own way. A first-offense DWI charge contains its own set of challenges for the accused driver that are different from those faced by drivers accused of second-, third-, or fourth-offense DWI. In one recent case originating in Jefferson Parish, a man convicted of…

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Whom to Pursue When You’re Harmed in a Louisiana Auto Accident Caused by Someone Fleeing the Police

Whether it’s on the internet or on TV, chances are you’ve seen one or more videos of the wild scenes that sometimes unfold when drivers decide to try to outrun the police in their vehicles. While these videos can be entertaining to watch, they are, as law enforcement officers will…

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ATV Owner’s Insurer Held Not Liable to Mississippi Woman Injured in Louisiana Crash

If you’ve been injured in a vehicle accident, such as an ATV crash, there may be multiple parties that could, depending on the facts of your case, be liable for your injuries. They might include the vehicle manufacturer, the driver, the vehicle owner, or the owner of the property where the…

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