Wednesday, May 14, 2008
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She’s tried selling meat pies and holding public office. But Mary Olive Pierson is at her best stirring it up in the courtroom.
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Removing judges from cases involving campaign contributors could lead to improving Louisiana’s judicial ranking.
Most civic-minded citizens fulfill their patriotic responsibility by answering the call for jury duty.
Sheer numbers are just one of many changes to roil B.R.’s legal industry over the past 25 years.
Attorney advertising proposals head to the state’s high court.
A Baton Rouge man files suit after believing his father was a victim of predatory lending by Chase Bank.
The Baton Rouge Area Chamber proposes legislation to give Louisiana the nation's toughest ethics laws. Even if it passes, will it be enough to change the perception of our state?
What do you think of the Legislature's plans to cut $120 million in social spending and higher education programs from the state budget?
