Law

The legal decisions, disputes and players influencing Louisiana business.

More than eight years on, victims of the Stanford Ponzi scheme continue fighting to recoup their money—with little luck

Retired refinery worker Blaine Smith and his wife, Carolyn, lost more than $1...

Riegel: The futility of community dialogue

Baton Rouge will soon face what, inevitably, will become a pivotal moment in its...

Executive Spotlight Q&A: Jolee Bollinger, Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System

(Photo by Don Kadair) Name: Jolee Hancock Bollinger Position: General counsel and corporate integrity officer, Franciscan...

A bungled tax credit program has clouded the forecast for Louisiana’s solar power industry

Marc Mouton with Solar Alternatives pitches his company’s products at a trade show held...

Baton Rouge attorney Spencer Calahan planning $8.5M downtown office building

Spencer Calahan has begun work to build a new five-story office building in downtown...

Insight: Cracking down on misclassification, payroll fraud

The year 2017 presents a rare opportunity for the Fraud Unit of the Office...
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Precision, detail are the keys to effective emergency response

While industrial owners are experts at doing what they do, many have learned that...

New audit reveals still more problems for Council on Aging

A newly-released audit of the East Baton Rouge Council on Aging finds the agency’s deficit...

Baton Rougeans are increasingly going to great lengths to keep their high-end home buys out of the public record

Though it was listed for $2.95 million, the sale of this 8,300-square-foot home at...

Amid accusations of fraud and deception, a prominent Livingston Parish auction house battles an ex-partner over the sale of a former Isle of Capri...

Henderson Auctions auctioneer Ken Buhler describes some of the items up for bid...
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