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The legal decisions, disputes and players influencing Louisiana business.

Baton Rouge contractor hired to remove Confederate monuments in New Orleans backs out amidst death threats

A Baton Rouge company that was hired by the City of New Orleans to...

First Millennium’s Nathian Hossley takes on the allegations piling up against him

(Photograph courtesy The Williston Herald: Jarvis Green and Nathian Hossley) Editor’s Note: The cover story...

Amnesty period for outstanding warrants in Baton Rouge continues this week after overwhelming turnout Saturday

People lined up outside Baton Rouge City Court early this morning before the doors...

BRAF takes ownership of downtown Coca-Cola sign, ending 18-month dispute

Ownership of the historic, neon Coca-Cola sign that overlooks downtown Baton Rouge has been...

Louisiana State Police, others fighting sale of Thinkstream

A federal bankruptcy trustee’s efforts to sell financially beleaguered law enforcement software firm Thinkstream...

Ethics charges against Monsours aren’t justified, Baton Rouge attorney and developer says

An attorney and developer who pursued New Markets Tax Credits financing through the East...
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Monsour, son charged with ethics violations

The Louisiana Ethics Board has charged Walter Monsour, the former president and CEO of...

Marshall owes ethics fines, could be disqualified from running in special election

Businessman and former CATS board president Isaiah Marshall owes more than $13,760 in ethics...

Cazayoux Ewing partner Lane Ewing offers the best advice he has been given

(Photo by Don Kadair) Lane Ewing Partner, Cazayoux Ewing Law Firm Age: 34 “Father Steve Newton, my rector...

Law enforcement software firm Thinkstream may be headed for a quick sale

Thinkstream may be on the auction block next month. Bankruptcy trustee David Rubin is asking...
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