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Court Rules that Survival Suits Exists Against Insurance Company of a Dissolved Corporation

The death of a loved one can obviously be a hard time for a family. Families have to deal with many issues after the death of one of its members, and the financial implication of the death is a hard to handle issue. Many times financial issues may take a…

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Louisiana Legislature Extends Period to Bring Suit in Home Fire Damage Cases

While Louisiana law has not always been a beneficial reliance for residents to fall back on, changes in the last 5 years have helped change that and make financial recovery in the wake of a disaster possible. The previous law in Louisiana stated that, after a fire to a home,…

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Fire Claim Difficulties Show Need for Skilled Attorney

In the legal world, one of the most important things to do is to make sure that all necessary documents are submitted to the court, and the opposing party, in a timely manner. The procedural aspect of the legal process has many deadlines that need to be met. The result…

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Hartzo Case Illustrates Difficulties with Insurance Policies, Disputes

The Court of Appeals of Louisiana, First Circuit, recently defined the way in which the Court would look at implied permission for the use of ones car. Depending on the terms of the auto insurance policy, the policy may provide protection for damages that even extend to the passenger in…

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Progressive Insurance Slapped With Penalty for Failing to Pay in Covington Car Wreck

Previously on this blog, we have explored several cases that profiled the often contentious role that insurance companies play in auto accident litigation. In the interest of seeing that consumers get the benefits of the policies they pay for and to promote a speedy resolution for third parties who have…

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Court Examines Question of Insurance Policy Coverage Limitations After Tragic Car Accident

Many employees routinely use their own automobiles in the course of their employment. Whether running an occasional errand on behalf of the company, or using a car to make door-to-door sales calls, employees who drive their vehicles for the benefit of their employers may wonder how liability is affected if…

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The Importance of Reading Your Insurance Policy: Louisiana Court of Appeals Denies Coverage in Logging Accident Case

In a recent Louisiana Court of Appeals case, an injured logger was not able to collect damages from his employer’s insurance company because the subcontractor at fault for the accident was found to be not covered. Travis Palmer was working for A.T. Martinez (ATM), LLC, as a logging truck driver…

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Katrina Victim Denied Benefits Under Lender-Only Flood Insurance Policy

By the terms of most mortgage agreements, homeowners are required to maintain adequate insurance on their houses. In New Orleans and other coastal areas, this requirement can include both a standard homeowner’s policy as well as flood insurance. Mortgage lenders insist on insurance coverage to help protect their financial interest…

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Allegations Allstate Defrauded Government, Policy Holders Emerge in Court

The Gulf Coast has seen its share of hurricanes and tropical storms, unfortunately, and nearly everyone who lives in our region knows someone who has been adversely affected by the damage these acts of nature cause. Whether a home, car, business or other form of property, many suffered devastating losses…

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Baton Rouge Car Accident Leads to Conflict of Interest and Defense Waiver by Insurance Company

Automobile insurance policies commonly include a clause that requires the insurer to provide a legal defense for claims made against the insured driver. Insurers have a right to contest coverage for any claim, though, and when this happens the insurer is faced with the dilemma between its contractual duty to…

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