One of the worst aspects of being a hit-and-run victim is that you have to deal with all of the expenses associated with your injuries if the law enforcement does not catch the driver.

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), over 25,000 residential fires begin every year from space heaters. 

The judge added that just duplicate copies did not go out to other attorneys does not negate their privileged status.

By 6:30 a.m., the 82 firefighters and 29 fire units had the fire under control.

Approximately 20 minutes into the tour, an employee of the House of Shock jumped at her and fired an air rifle at her.

According to the family’s complaint, an officer grabbed her, slammed her into a parked car and slammed her to the ground.

Her father says Bayer promoted the drugs for off-label uses and ignored any serious risks of the contraceptives.

According to the complaint, she died from a blood clot linked to the Yaz birth control pill.

Some health problems linked to Yaz include stroke, heart attack, deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, gallbladder problems and even death.

There are approximately 7,000 lawsuits against Bayer alleging that the company failed to adequately warn women about the risk of health problems associated with Yaz.

The pickup ran through a stop sign along Press Drive and struck an officer’s SUV, causing it to strike another SUV and flip.

According to her complaint, the water created an area of slippery footing and constituted an unreasonable risk of harm to people walking in the area.

The basis of her lawsuit is that ADT did not give her the same number of sales leads that it gave white sales representatives.

Railroad Worker suffers work injury, as steel sliced calf.  He says the steel in his leg remained undetected for two weeks, and he developed a staph infection.  He sued for personal injury damages

Man gets hurt in commissary, and sues for damages alleging knowledge of the hazard.  The suit must go forward in U.S. Federal Court because the commissary is under the umbrella of the Defense Commissary Agency, which is part of the United States Department of Defense.

According to the fire superintendent, the type of flashover in the Lakeview house fire is one of the most feared phenomena in firefighting.  Make sure you have fire insurance, and if your home sustains a fire make sure you obtain the insurance proceeds that are owed to you.  Our insurance lawyers can help. 

According to her complaint, which the defendant removed to federal court, she could not walk around the pipe or over it.

The moving ride threw the two from their car and they fell approximately 15 feet to the ground.

In addition, his employer refused to give him additional work and ultimately fired him.

Doctors diagnosed the plaintiff with sarcoidosis, a chemical-related illness, and he filed suit earlier this month in New Orleans federal court.

The plaintiff also alleges violations of strict product liability and liability under the Louisiana Products Liability Act.

The plaintiff claims that the incidents of harassment and intimidation caused work-related stress and required medical treatment. 
 

The woman claims she sustained painful and progressive injuries to her entire body after the piece of wood hit her in the head.

The ex-employee claims AT&T told him to violate corporate policy and guidelines.

Some employees think the fire started when something ignited the coffee dust.

The employee's skin began to itch once she opened the envelope of white powder.

The company failed to ensure that ammonia was properly labeled.

A Louisiana man filed a discrimination suit in New Orleans claiming race and gender discrimination.

New Orleans Firefighters respond to three-alarm blaze in French Quarter.

The plaintiff was at the Target store on Martin Luther King Boulevard when she allegedly slipped and fell on the store's floor.

OSHA began its inspection last September and found six repeat violations and one serious violation at the control tower.

The bus picked up the boy along with several other children when his clothing caught on the outside of the bus door causing a serious head injury.

A Calumet spokesperson said it plans to contest the OSHA findings at the Cotton Valley refinery.

Family members of deceased patients as well as injured patients filed suit against the hospital alleging it was not prepared to care for the patients.

A golf cart plugged-in for recharging appears to be the cause of a fire last month in St. Amant.  Protect yourself from fires and burn injuries.  If your home suffers a fire, make sure you file a homeowner's insurance claim.  Our lawyers help people with injury cliams and insurance claims.

Louisiana State Police arrested a 25-year-old man from Bogalusa after a fatal car accident on Louisiana Highway 21 earlier this month.

Brand Energy and Infrasture Services management and HR employees ordered to undergo training on sexual harassment and unlawful retaliation.

According to Louisiana State Police, the odor of hydrogen sulfide initially caused an evacuation of the facility.  One worker was killed, and another injured.

The two male workers escaped a fire on an oil platform located approximately 50 miles south of Grand Isle.

Five Louisiana refineries use hydrofluoric acid to produce high-octane gasoline, a toxic chemical so lethal tht an explosion could expose three million people to a toxic cloud. 

A Louisiana man is suing the state for a work-related injury suffered while painting at an area high school.

A prominent New Orleans doctor's son will spend four years in prison for a 2009 fatal car accident.

Judge rules Entergy negligent in a slip and fall case and awards the injured woman, who broke her arm and underwent four surgeries, more than $460,000.

Residents continue to experience physical complaints following BP oil spill.  One resident's blood even showed that she had chemicals in her body that were found in BP's oil and dispersants.

A federal judge approved a settlement requiring Murphy Oil USA to pay $1.25 million for Clean Air Act violations at its refinery in St. Bernard Parish.

Wilma Subra, an environmental scientist and activist, was the key speaker at a forum on BP oil spill-related issues.

The deceased's family is suing his former employer for a fatal motorcycle accident in April 2010.