News from 2024
Man sues Pinnacle Entertainment, Penn Entertainment, and Kone Inc. for Elevator Malfunction
In a recent lawsuit filed in Louisiana, Michael Hoffman is seeking damages from Pinnacle Entertainment, Penn Entertainment, and Kone Inc. for injuries sustained due to a malfunctioning elevator at L'Auberge Casino Resort. The case brings to light the issue of safety and maintenance in public facilities.
Customer Accuses Target Corporation of Negligence Leading to Serious Injuries
In a recent lawsuit filed against retail giant Target Corporation, Lori Hurst alleges that she sustained serious injuries due to the company's negligence. The case brings to light the importance of maintaining safe shopping conditions for customers.
Promoter Tommy Willis sues Club Phoenix for defamation and emotional harm
Tommy Willis seeks judgment against Tim Huck and Club Phoenix for the defamation and loss of reputation as a direct result of Mr. Huck's various false and defamatory statements. The plaintiff is asked for $10,000,000 in compensatory damages.
Workers Sue City of New Orleans and Pan American Life Insurance Over Toxic Exposure
In a case that brings to light the dangers of toxic exposure in the workplace, Thomas Anderson and others have filed a lawsuit against the City of New Orleans and Pan American Life Insurance Company. The plaintiffs allege that they suffered injuries due to exposure to toxic substances that leaked from barrels stored in their workplace, leading them to seek compensatory and punitive damages.
Employee accuses W&T Offshore of negligence leading to severe injuries
Jeffery Harper has filed a lawsuit against W&T Offshore, Inc. for damages due to an accident that occurred while he was working on one of their platforms. He alleges negligence on the part of W&T and is seeking judgment for his injuries.
'Nuclear verdicts' in Louisiana last year totaled $437 million, new study finds
Louisiana jury awards exceeding $10 million over the years 2009 to 2023 amounted to a total payout of $9.97 billion, making the Bayou State sixth in the nation in terms of the combined value of these so-called “nuclear verdicts.”
Group of AGs ask appeals court to declare new EPA power plant rule unlawful
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey is co-leading a group of 25 AGs asking a federal appeals court to declare a new U.S. Environmental Protection Agency rule on power plants illegal.
Woman appeals for wrongfully denied protection order
In a twist to a previously dismissed case, Cynthia Badinger successfully appeals the decision, accusing David Zeke Falcon of stalking and harassment. The Court of Appeal reverses the initial judgment, acknowledging sufficient evidence to prove the allegations against Falcon.
Woman sues the United States for loss and theft of insured tennis bracelet
The plaintiff alleges that the defendant is liable for the loss of a tennis bracelet composed of 32 diamonds with a total weight of 11.8 carats, set in gold.
Man sues Iberia Sheriffs Office for civil rights violation related to a drug overdose death
The incident took place on December 18th, 2018 when deputies from the Iberia Parish Sheriff’s Office (IPSO) investigated Jessica's death which was determined to be caused by an acute methamphetamine and heroin overdose.
Woman sues Amazon for alleged retaliation and disability-based discrimination
Nixon, represented by attorney Natalie Blackmon, claims she experienced race and disability-based discrimination while employed at Amazon.
Woman sues Leidos Inc. for race-based discrimination
Dedra Louis, an African American citizen of the United States and a Military and Family Life Counselor at Leidos since November 2021, was subjected to discriminatory treatment.
Proposal to convene state constitutional convention passes Louisiana House
Louisiana’s House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a measure to convene a constitutional convention in August to overhaul the state’s governing principles and give lawmakers the tools to make major reforms.
Shelby Webb Cox sues Mignon Faget, Ltd. for unjust termination due to pregnancy
Shelby Webb Cox has filed a lawsuit against her former employer, Mignon Faget, Ltd., in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana.
United States of America sues Tatayanna M. Woods for fraudulent misuse of Paycheck Protection Program funds
The United States of America has filed a lawsuit against Tatayanna M. Woods in the Eastern District of Louisiana, with the court case ID 2:24-cv-01014-SSV-JVM, on April 22, 2024.
Joseph Gonsoulin sues Beta USA, Inc. for damages due to a defective motorcycle
In the United States District Court, Eastern District of Louisiana, plaintiff Joseph Gonsoulin has filed a lawsuit against Beta USA, Inc.
Incat Crowther America sues Birdon America for violation of intellectual property rights and confidentiality terms
Incat Crowther America, L.L.C. has filed a lawsuit against Birdon America, Inc. in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana.
Dasia Thompson sues Delta Personnel for violations of civil rights laws
In the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, a lawsuit has been filed by Dasia Thompson against Delta Personnel, Inc.
Kristen Durham sues The Francis Southern Table & Bar for disability discrimination and retaliation
The lawsuit asserts that the plaintiff faced numerous instances of harassment and discrimination based on her disability during her tenure as an Executive Chef at the restaurant from July 2022.
Jeffery Fuller Jr. sues GBI LA-DM, LLC for employment discrimination
Fuller claims that he faced racial and gender discrimination while working as a technician at these companies from February 2021 to February 2022.