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We all joke about Louisiana roads having potholes big enough to swallow a Buick whole, but in truth, the reality isn't far off... I recently drove to Florida and back and our roads were by far the worse.
In a lawsuit filed in Pueblo District Court last month, Azar claims the Alabama-based Slocumb Law Firm is creating deceptive advertisements on Google that make customers believe they’re calling Franklin D. Azar & Associates when they are, in fact, calling the out-of-state firm, which is headed by Alabama attorney Michael Slocumb and has just one lawyer in Colorado.
While Dean’s earlier dismissal motions have failed, his attorneys this week filed a new motion to try to block his deposition due to his failing health.
LAFAYETTE - Laborde Earles Law Firm filed a federal lawsuit on December 3 in the Western District of Louisiana against Morris Bart, III and Morris Bart, LLC over their catch phrases.
Get our free mobile app It's always fun to take a trip down memory lane, especially when it's about something we can all relate to. Advertising slogans? We're all surrounded by them. Sure, we all remember 'Trix are for kids,' but what about those catchphrases that only people from Shreveport-Bossier know about or remember? We've got 'em for you! We all know, 'Get Gordon,' the ad for lawyer Gordon McKernan or 'One Call, That's All,' for attorney Morris Bart, but what about those ads or commercials that have stuck in your head for years? I can still sing the Cowboy's jingle just like it was yes...