Taking medicine can be downright nasty, especially if it is an oral medication that tastes bad. If you have to take more than one type of medicine on an ongoing basis, it can be challenging to keep the doses and timing of it all in line. Medication error is definitely...
Experienced Personal Injury Representation
Month: August 2019
Louisiana Court of Appeals opens the door for new evidence
The Louisiana Court of Appeals handed the victims of medical malpractice and nursing home neglect an important victory -- one that could potentially help many victims and their families make their cases. According to the record, the case began in 2013 when a nursing...
Back-to-school season can also mean injury season
When you drop your child off at the school's doors, you may breathe a sigh of relief because you know that your child will spend the next 8 hours or so under the careful supervision of numerous adults. Right? Well, maybe. Even with plenty of adults around doing their...
Take action over a birth injury today
It used to be understood that childbirth was a dangerous undertaking. Women and babies alike commonly died in the process. Most people believe that the days of home births attended only by midwives and without anesthesia are no longer the norm. Well, they're wrong....
Louisiana roads would be a lot safer without distracted drivers
When you obtained a Louisiana license to operate a motor vehicle, you no doubt understood that you instantly became legally bound to adhere to all traffic and safety laws and regulations associated with driving a car in this or any other state. Certain driving...
Could truck speed limiters make the roads safer?
Safety advocates who have been pushing for all new trucks to have speed limiter devices that are set to 65 mph took their case to the federal government for the third time. Once again, their efforts fell short. The coalition headed by the Truck Safety Coalition and...