Law

Metro Council member, state lawmaker at odds over local exception to board rules

Current and former members of the East Baton Rouge Parish Metro Council are at odds over a proposed state law that would create a local exception to rules governing the makeup of fire and police civil service boards. 

Home improvement contractors could become extinct in Louisiana 

The bill would essentially eliminate the licenses of the roughly 3,200 home improvement contractors in Louisiana, Rep. Bryan Fontenot, R-Thibodaux, says.  

Did I-12 barriers contribute to 2016 flooding? Denham Springs lawmaker seeks solutions

The state House of Representatives unanimously advanced a bill Thursday that would force the...

Judge moves up trial date for Stanford victims’ suit against state agency

More than 900 victims of Allen Stanford’s multibillion dollar fraud who are suing a state agency won’t have to wait quite as long as first thought for their day in court. 

SEC climate rules split companies into two camps 

Regulators knew they were facing a political hornet’s nest when they launched a plan that would force businesses to disclose their carbon emissions and other climate data. 

Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries chief resigns amid bribery scandal  

Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Secretary Jack Montoucet resigned today amid a bribery scandal in...
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Trichell Law Firm is moving to a nearby location in Beauregard Town 

The Trichell Law Firm is relocating to an office on the corner of Napoleon and France streets in Beauregard Town.

Roundup: Juvenile court records / PPP fraud / Car prices 

Public access: As public frustration over Louisiana’s violent crime grows, Republican gubernatorial candidate Attorney...

Whitlow & Simmons moves into in downtown’s La Capitol FCU building

Law firm Whitlow & Simmons LLC has moved into the third floor of the La Capitol Federal Credit Union building on Main Street.

Auditors question almost $107M in GOHSEP payment requests

Nearly $107 million in reimbursement requests that the Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness submitted during the second half of last year were not supported by sufficient documentation.