The Berniard Law Firm, along with a collection of other attorneys from the region, has continued its class action lawsuit against Cox for what we believe to be unfair practices relating to the set-top box used for premium services. Motions have been handled and research is full-swing as we try…
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Weekend tip: Prepare for hurricane season with checklist
In order to best utilize your time this weekend, check out some helpful tips on how to prepare yourself, and your family, for hurricane season. WTKR has more Have supplies on hand to last at least three days. Put these essentials in your kit: Food that won’t spoil, such as…
Chinese drywall bill in Louisiana sent to committee
In a followup to the Chinese drywall legislative bill going through the Louisiana state government previously discussed here, the piece of legislation has been sent down to committee again for review. The Associated Press writes The Senate diverted legislation dealing with Chinese-made building materials, which has been implicated in health…
Chinese drywall claims being denied by insurers
With all the health symptoms of Chinese drywall exposure and the damage this faulty wallboard has caused to homes and properties, those affected have been quick to look for a solution that can help them return to a life of normalcy. The recent developments, catalogued on this blog here, have…
Timeline for the Cox class action lawsuit
On February 10th, 2009, the Berniard Law Firm filed suit against Cox et. al. on behalf of a putative class over, what they allege to be, antitrust violations relating to set-top boxes and Cox’s rental policy of such. A putative class is one in which a collective group of people…
Upgraded New Orleans storm barrier system to cost $1.8 Billion
While the Army Corps of Engineers continues to design, build and implement a storm preparedness system that prevents the type of flooding New Orleans saw after Hurricane Katrina, the price has gone shockingly high. Per an Associated Press article, creating a satisfactory system of floodgates and other water barriers will…
Government offers to sell FEMA trailers to storm victims for $1
The United States government has decided that those trailers that have not already been recalled from victims of the hurricane may be sold to them to the tune of one dollar. The Associated Press reports The Federal Emergency Management Agency said Wednesday that it would allow hurricane victims on the…
Chinese drywall symptoms too much for New Orleans residents
A recent Times Picayune article profiles the effects the recent Chinese drywall dilemma have caused residents of New Orleans in this time of great stress. Brought in by the millions, the drywall was used steadily in the wake of Katrina with an unknown number of local residents having it installed…
New Orleans mayor Ray Nagin quarantined for swine flu exposure
In news of the strange, New Orleans mayor Ray Nagin, his wife and an aide are being quarantined in China as a result of swine flu exposure. CNN reports New Orleans, Louisiana, Mayor Ray Nagin, who traveled to China on an economic development trip, has been quarantined after possible exposure…