Our Personal Injury Legal Blog
With over a decade of experience practicing personal injury law in Louisiana, our attorney has valuable insights to share about pursuing personal injury claims and fighting for a just recovery. Read his blog for the information you may need one day if you or a loved one is injured.
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Hiring A Lawyer For Your Personal Injury Claim We understand that hiring a personal injury lawyer is a big deal. However, there are lots of misconceptions out there. Here are some of the questions I... -
How To Reduce Being In A Louisiana Pedestrian Accident Every year, approximately 5,000 to 6,000 pedestrians are killed in traffic crashes in the United States. More than 10 times that amount are treated in... -
Settlement Vs. Litigation In Personal Injury Cases Every personal injury claim is different. Each claim involves different facts and different types of injuries. However, we handle each and every one of our... -
After A Covington Area Truck Accident A wreck with a truck, whether it be a semi-truck, 18-wheeler, bus, dump truck, or other big truck, can be very scary. Click here to learn more. -
Damages Following A Bicycle Accident Just like in a car wreck, the at-fault party and their insurance company are responsible for paying for the damages caused in a bicycle accident. Learn more. -
Prove Who At Fault In A Motorcycle Accident At-fault drivers and insurance companies often try to shift the blame to motorcyclists for causing accidents. Visit our website to learn more by clicking here. -
Misconceptions About Car Accident Claims There are many misconceptions about car accident claims in Louisiana. Do I have to file a lawsuit? Who will pay my medical bills? -
What to expect during an initial consultation What to expect during your initial consultation with our Personal Injury Attorney -
Wrongful Death Site Inspection A Wrongful Death Attorney explains what happens at a site inspection during a Wrongful Death case. -
Elements of a Successful Jones Act Case Seamen are usually not entitled to workers' compensation benefits, so they must file for compensation under the Jones Act. Learn how.