News from 2024
Rouses Markets appeals judgment against them for negligence after slip and fall accident
A woman sues Rouses Markets for negligence after slipping on a green pepper at their New Orleans store, seeking over $11K in damages and won. Rouse's Enterprises is appealing this decision.
Man appeals dismissal of workers' compensation claim against LA Ren Fest and War Horse Productions
A man injured while jousting at a festival is appealing a ruling that dismissed his workers' compensation claim against LA Ren Fest and War Horse Productions due to an exemption statute.
Taylor Porter was pleased to sponsor the LCA/LCIA Annual Legislative Conference
Taylor Porter was pleased to sponsor the LCA/LCIA Annual Legislative Conference held today at the Hilton Downtown Baton Rouge.
LSU chemistry professor say he is a victim of retaliation
A tenured chemistry professor at Louisiana State University Shreveport claims he has been a victim of retaliation due to his outspoken views on hazardous environmental waste in northwest Louisiana.
Veteran teacher accuses school board of age discrimination
A veteran teacher accuses the St. Charles Parish Public Schools and the school board president of of age discrimination.
Study finds lawyers concerned about AI
CHARLESTON — A recent study that looked at different careers found that lawyers are the most cautious regarding artificial intelligence technologies.
Louisiana governor signs 4 insurance reform bills in bid to lower rates
Gov. Jeff Landry last week signed into law four insurance reform bills backed by Louisiana’s insurance commissioner that the governor said will help to drive down property insurance costs for the state’s homeowners.
Man sues Wright Medical Technology for damages related to defective artificial hip product
A man from Louisiana has filed a lawsuit against a medical technology company over injuries and damages allegedly caused by a defective artificial hip product. The case brings into focus the quality and safety of prosthetic orthopedic products in the market.
Man accuses Westbank Fishing, LLC of negligence leading to serious injuries
In a recent lawsuit, Timothy Milne alleges that Westbank Fishing's negligence led to his severe injuries. The case brings into focus the safety standards in maritime workplaces.
Man sues Kenner Gardens Hospitality for negligence in slip and fall accident
A man, Daniel Castro, has filed a lawsuit against Kenner Gardens Hospitality LLC and ABC Insurance Company over a slip and fall incident. The case alleges negligence on the part of Kenner Gardens leading to serious injuries.
Plaintiffs accuse Amy's Seafood Mart of wage violations and retaliatory termination
In a collective action complaint, four plaintiffs allege wage violations and retaliatory termination against Amy's Seafood Mart and its owner. The lawsuit seeks unpaid overtime wages, liquidated damages, and costs under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
Tulane Law School Hall of Fame Inducts Duane Morris Partner and Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer Joseph K. West
Duane Morris Partner and Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer Joseph K. West was unanimously inducted into the 2024 Tulane Law School Hall of Fame in his hometown of New Orleans.
UFC Legend and friends sued for alleged unprovoked attack
In a shocking turn of events, a man and woman have filed a lawsuit against a UFC legend and two unknown individuals. The suit alleges an unprovoked attack resulting in severe bodily injuries.
Woman sues United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement for negligence in car accident
A woman named Blair Guidry Luwisch has filed a lawsuit against the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement alleging negligence that led to a car accident causing her severe injuries. She is seeking damages for physical pain, mental anguish, and other expenses.
Woman sues Novo Nordisk for severe injuries allegedly caused by Ozempic
A woman has filed a lawsuit against pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk and its subsidiaries over alleged severe injuries from using their diabetes medication. The plaintiff is seeking damages exceeding $75,000.
Woman accuses Family Dollar Store of violating Americans with Disabilities Act
A woman, Annette Tyler, has filed a lawsuit against Family Dollar Stores of Louisiana, alleging that the store violated the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Louisiana Commission on Human Rights. The plaintiff, who is paraplegic and requires a wheelchair for mobility, claims she encountered numerous architectural barriers at the store.
Woman accuses The Kroger Company of negligence Leading to severe injuries
A woman named Carol Ann Hennis has sued The Kroger Company alleging negligence by its employees which resulted in her sustaining severe injuries. The incident took place at a Kroger store in Louisiana, leading to a lawsuit filed in the Ninth Judicial District Court.
Parents accuse Jefferson Parish School Board and Others of Negligent Hiring and Supervision Resulting in Sexual Assault
Parents sue Jefferson Parish School Board, an insurance company, and individuals for alleged sex discrimination, negligent hiring, and supervision leading to their minor daughter's sexual assault. The lawsuit seeks to restrain these practices and obtain monetary relief for the violations.
Taylor Porter had the honor of sponsoring the Dream Day Foundation Fishin’ Galore event
Taylor Porter had the honor of sponsoring the Dream Day Foundation Fishin’ Galore event held this past Saturday.
Attorney General Liz Murrill Announces $10.25 Million Settlement With Wireless Carriers
Attorney General Liz Murrill announced an $10.25 million 50-jurisdiction settlement with AT&T Mobility, LLC, Cricket Wireless, LLC, T-Mobile USA, Inc., Cellco Partnership, d/b/a Verizon Wireless, and TracFone Wireless, Inc. (collectively, the “Wireless Carriers”), which resolves the state attorneys general investigations into the Wireless Carriers’ deceptive and misleading advertising practices.