New Orleans Injury Lawyer Blog

After a serious collision, one question comes up again and again: How did the driver not see that? The pedestrian was in the crosswalk. The stopped traffic was directly ahead. The warning signs were visible. The other vehicle was there to be seen. There appeared to be enough time to brake. Yet the driver says,…

For generations, some of the most powerful evidence in a courtroom has been the evidence a jury can see and hear for itself. A photograph of the crash scene. Surveillance footage. A recording. A text message. A video showing what happened in the moments before an injury. There is something inherently persuasive about being able…

Once intoxication is alleged, the standards for proving intoxication vary depending on whether the case is civil or criminal. This blog post will focus on the test for establishing intoxication in civil cases. Establishing intoxication in civil cases matters because, if you are injured by someone who is driving while intoxicated, you may be awarded…

Diminished Value:  When people have been in an auto accident and their vehicle has sustained damages, normally that is the first concern. If you’re like most people, you need transportation, and when your vehicle is wrecked or damaged, it’s usually a headache to deal with.  You may need to get to and from work, bring…