If you are a logistics manager in Metairie or a business owner enjoying a weekend in the French Quarter, you likely view your digital presence as a “Life-Side” highlight reel. You share the music, the food, and the atmosphere of
SALT team to present at four industry conferences this week
Members of our SALT team will participate in four conferences this week, covering emerging state tax controversies and key developments affecting the hospitality, communications and broader business landscape.
HOTEC Hospitality Tax Conference
SALT Partners Ted Friedman and Charlie Kearns will
The 2026 New Orleans Court Overhaul: How Judicial Reductions and Case Shifts Affect You
The judicial landscape in Orleans Parish is undergoing its most radical transformation in decades. Through a package of bills including SB217, HB911, and SB256, Louisiana lawmakers are “right-sizing” the system at Tulane and Broad by reducing the number of judges
For The 40-Year-Old New Orleans Business Owner: Why Compliance Deadlines Catch Businesses Off Guard and How the 2026 “Digital Audit” Triggers Instant Subpoenas
You’ve spent decades building a legacy in Southeast Louisiana, navigating the shift from traditional commerce to the high-speed digital economy of 2026. Whether you are managing a logistics fleet in Kenner, a medical practice in Jefferson Parish, or a multi-unit
Can I handle my truth?
Confession time (again). My head is busy. Always busy. I am thinking. Always thinking. The Sports Dude can see when I am thinking. Deeply thinking.
When I am over-stimulated with ideas, caffeine, and people, it can be overwhelming, and I
From Metairie Commuters to Northshore Families: Why Your 2026 Insurance Policy is Being Rewritten in Real-Time to Deny Your Claim
You’ve spent decades building a life in Southeast Louisiana, whether you’re commuting from Mandeville to New Orleans for work or managing a busy household in the heart of Jefferson Parish. You pay your premiums, follow the law, and trust that
#LMA26 – Legal Marketing Association Annual Conference Content Curation
There has never been a better time to use “Tradition Meets Transformation” as a conference theme.
1300+ Will Gather For The 2026 LMA Annual Conference
The Legal Marketing Association (LMA) annual conference will take place Monday, April 20, through Wednesday,
35-Year-Old Professionals in New Orleans Are Being Blindsided: What Immigration Officers Look for That Applicants Miss in 2026
You’ve spent over a decade building a career in the medical hubs of Metairie or managing logistics near the Port of New Orleans, believing that your hard work and clean record have secured your future. However, as we move through
Why Professionals in Their 40s Are Losing Everything to a 15-Day Rule: What Recent Laws Mean in Practice—Not on Paper
You’ve spent twenty years building a career in Metairie or navigating the corporate corridors of New Orleans, only to find yourself sitting in a patrol car wondering how a single night could dismantle it all. There is a common, dangerous
Adjuster is not an Insurer
There is no Privity Between Adjuster & an Insured
A Claim Against an Insurer for Wrongful Conduct Cannot Be Maintained Against Its Adjuster
Post number 5321
See the video at https://rumble.com/v78bl8c-adjuster-is-not-an-insurer.html and at https://youtu.be/DUG8T6EU4Ws
In Lambert v. SafePort Insurance Company,