Over Fifty Years Of Personal Injury Law Practice
If you are involved in a car accident, seeking medical attention is crucial regardless of how minor your injuries seem. Some people usually skip a doctor's visit after a crash because they don't feel pain. This is even more common among people involved in minor...
Being in a motor vehicle without putting on your seat belt is taking a big risk. In fact, less than 10% of people forgo their seat belts, but 50% of those killed in car accidents are unrestrained. However, seat belts are also the source of numerous serious intestinal...
In no-fault states, each driver’s insurance typically covers their medical expenses and other financial losses arising from a crash, regardless of who caused the accident. You can only sue the driver under specific circumstances. However, Louisiana is not among them. ...
Some people love driving and the freedom of the open road. If this sounds like you, chances are that despite your enjoyment, you probably still get nervous when driving around large trucks on the road. This is natural. Driving around a vehicle so much larger than you...
Most Louisiana residents know that if they are hurt in an accident caused by someone else's negligence, they can file a personal injury lawsuit against the negligent party in order to be compensated for their medical expenses and other damages. Of course, when...
The injuries that you’ve suffered in your car accident are extensive, and they’ve touched just about every aspect of your life. They’ve certainly left you with physical limitations and pain and suffering, but they’ve also caused you a significant amount of emotional...
Road dangers are a frequent topic of discussion in Louisiana. Simply turning on the television, opening a newspaper or checking the Internet will yield a seemingly endless number of stories about crashes and why they happen. They may be due to drunk drivers, speeding,...
Louisiana Gov. Jon Bel Edwards recently signed onto a five-year plan designed to achieve one objective: reduce serious accidents on the highway by 50% by 2030. The move came as preliminary data reveal that 971 drivers died in crashes on highways statewide in 2021....
Auto accidents have increased in frequency and severity in the past several years in Louisiana and across the United States. There are many reasons for this including the rise in distracted driving, speeding, driving under the influence and simple recklessness....
Pedestrian deaths continued to rise even when the county’s businesses closed and traffic dropped in 2020 and 2021, according to data released by the safety advocacy group Smart Growth America. It also found that Louisiana was among the 20 states with the highest rate...
