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A subcontractor seeking to intervene in ongoing litigation between a general contractor and building owner was rebuffed by a Louisiana state courts…

Residents of a Lafayette apartment are a bit upset right now, and rightly so, after they received notice that at some point over the next 45 days, they'll be given 5 days to vacate their apartment.

The move came after an investigation, a state spokesperson confirmed.

The allegations come from events that happened years ago as victims started coming forward.

The allegations come from events that happened years ago as victims started coming forward.

KATC Investigates has obtained the full disciplinary file from state bar officials in the case of former Judge Michelle Odinet.

A lengthy and complex legal battle in which the Louisiana board overseeing shorthand reporters was accused of engaging in anti-competitive practices against court-reporting firms came to an end last month, with both sides claiming victory.

Unfortunately, employers will quite often ignore these interrogatories and fail to respond within the legal time allowed.

Buried deep in the Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure is a little-known law which gives creditors the right to seek wage garnishments from a borrower’s employer if the borrower fails to...