Law

The legal decisions, disputes and players influencing Louisiana business.

Judicial reform group says plaintiff’s attorneys setting dangerous precedent in Louisiana governor’s race

Contributions by a single law firm to a super PAC that is targeting U.S....

LSU files suit against group managing Shreveport, Monroe hospitals

LSU filed suit this afternoon against the Biomedical Research Foundation in Shreveport, the private...

Officials look to open Baton Rouge city jail with up to $500K in warrant recall fees

Using money raised through warrant recall fees, city-parish officials are hoping to reopen Baton...

Baton Rouge-based Thinkstream likely must be sold or recapitalized, trustee says

Although a federal bankruptcy trustee hasn’t yet decided how best to resolve Thinkstream’s financial...

Employee handbooks: It’s time to revise

With recent changes to federal, state and local regulations, now is a good time...

Louisiana’s oldest law firm has survived nearly two centuries—and one notorious hurricane.

Tim Doody, administrator for law firm Chaffe McCall, sent an email to his colleagues...
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Nicholson Drive developers square off over failed HUD financing

As developers Emanuel “Manny” Organek and Marc Blumberg begin work on River House—a mixed-use...

BRAF helps resolve dispute over historic Coca Cola sign downtown

The parties involved in a long-running dispute over the historic neon Coca Cola sign...

Six companies that relocated or expanded after Hurricane Katrina: Baker Donelson

Water was still pouring into the city of New Orleans from the 17th Street...

Should Baton Rouge allow a barge facility to be built near LSU?

Controversy has escalated over a proposed barge-cleaning facility to be built along the Mississippi...
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