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Top 5 Causes of Car Accidents in New Orleans and How to Avoid Them
Car Accident |June 14, 2023
According to a recent report, fatal car accidents are on the rise in New Orleans. Roadway fatalities saw a significant increase of 32%, and crash-related injuries rose by 24% from 2020 to 2021. Accidents causing the death of pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicl..
Read MoreThe Impact of Autonomous Vehicles on Personal Injury Law: What to Expect in the Future
Car Accident |June 5, 2023
Self-driving cars once seemed like a futuristic dream. Today, they are a reality, with companies testing and deploying autonomous vehicles (AVs) on roads across the country. While these vehicles promise fewer accidents caused by human error, they also bring ne..
Read MoreThe Legal Consequences of Distracted Driving: What You Need to Know
Car Accident |May 26, 2023
Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of car accidents in the U.S., and Louisiana is no exception. Every year, thousands of lives are lost due to preventable crashes caused by drivers who take their eyes, hands, or minds off the road. Many people ass..
Read MoreUnderstanding Personal Injury Damages: Economic, Non-Economic, and Punitive Explained
Personal Injury |May 14, 2023
When accidents occur due to negligence, understanding personal injury damages becomes critical for victims seeking compensation. Personal injury damages are the financial and non-financial reparations a plaintiff may receive to make them “whole” ag..
Read MorePremises Liability in Louisiana: A Comprehensive Guide to Injuries on Private and Public Property
Personal Injury |May 3, 2023
Accidents can happen anywhere, but when they occur on someone else’s property, they can lead to complex legal situations. Premises liability law in Louisiana covers situations where someone gets injured due to unsafe conditions on a property. Understanding y..
Read MoreProving Fault in New Orleans Bicycle Accidents: Key Factors to Consider
Bicycle Accidents |April 13, 2023
Sheng Du was awarded a $20 million settlement after riding his bicycle into an open construction trench on Sorrento Valley Road in 2017. The plaintiff suffered a spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed from the neck down. This injury occurred when Du’..
Read MoreHow New Orleans’ Unique Laws Impact Your Personal Injury Case
Personal Injury |April 3, 2023
When a New Orleans resident shouts the Cajun French phrase “Laissez les bons temps rouler!” (Let the good times roll!) the expected answer is “Oui, cher” (“Yeah, you’re right.”) If it happens to be during Mardi Gras, a..
Read MoreWhat to Do If Someone Refuses to Provide Insurance Information After an Accident
General |March 24, 2023
Being involved in a car accident is already stressful, but the situation can become even more frustrating when the other driver refuses to provide their insurance details. Whether they are uninsured, trying to avoid responsibility, or simply being uncooperativ..
Read MoreHow Long Does It Take To Resolve A Typical Vehicle Accident Claim?
Car Accident |March 6, 2023
Thanks to the rippling effect of inflation, analysts at Bankrate expect insurance rates to increase by nearly 14 percent in 2023 compared to 2022. While it’s true that motorists will likely see an increase in their insurance premiums, there is no assuran..
Read MoreHow Comparative Negligence May Affect Your Case
Personal Injury |February 23, 2023
In 2019, a woman, Gemma Brushett, was injured while crossing a busy street. She claimed that the cyclist, Robert Hazeldean, failed to yield and hit her, causing her serious injuries. However, it was later discovered that the woman was texting and not paying at..
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