Traffic enforcement in New Orleans is at levels the city hasn’t seen in years. With violent crime down sharply, the New Orleans Police Department has redirected officers into speeding, DWI, and moving-violation enforcement across Orleans Parish — and the citation
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Misdemeanor Charges in New Orleans: What You’re Actually Facing
A misdemeanor conviction doesn’t send anyone to state prison, but it can still cost a job, a lease application, or a professional license. The label undersells the stakes. Here’s what actually determines your exposure, which court hears your case, and…
How to Structure Your Louisiana Business So Your Personal Assets Stay Protected
Forming an LLC feels like the finish line — file the paperwork, get the shield, move on. It isn’t. Louisiana courts will disregard that shield the moment an owner’s own conduct shows the entity was never really separate from them.…
Partnership Disputes in Louisiana: What to Do When Co-Owners Disagree
When business co-owners reach an impasse, the whole enterprise is at risk. In Louisiana, how you resolve that impasse depends heavily on how your business is structured. A partnership is a creature of the Civil Code — under Article 2801, it’s a juridical…
Pro Hac Vice Requirements in the Eastern District of Louisiana
For out-of-state attorneys seeking to represent clients in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana (EDLA), admission is not a passive checklist. Practicing in the EDLA requires compliance with specific local rules, mandatory association with local…
What to Include in a Service Agreement for Your Small Business
For small businesses and independent operators, a service agreement is the primary tool protecting your cash flow, your intellectual property, and your operational boundaries. Relying on verbal deals, informal emails, or generic online templates leaves you exposed to non-payment, scope…
Will, Power of Attorney, and Medical Directive: What Each One Actually Does in Louisiana
A complete estate plan is not one document that distributes your property after death. Real protection comes from a coordinated set of instruments that work at different stages of life, capacity, and death. Many people assume a will covers everything…
What Happens If You Die Without a Will in Louisiana?
When someone dies without a valid will, they die intestate. In most states, an intestate estate is distributed under that state’s probate statutes, often with a judge exercising some equitable discretion. Louisiana is different. Here, intestate succession is governed by the…
Working With Louisiana Local Counsel: Engagement Letters and Fee-Sharing Rules
When an out-of-state firm takes on litigation in Louisiana, establishing a properly structured relationship with local counsel is one of the first procedural steps — and one of the easiest to get wrong. Louisiana enforces stricter-than-typical rules on both temporary…
How to Update Your Testament After a Major Life Event in Louisiana
A last will and testament is not a static instrument designed to be executed once and set aside indefinitely. It is a foundational component of a comprehensive estate plan that must accurately reflect your current familial, financial, and legal reality.…