Law

Workers who skirt required in-office days might start to see it reflected in their pay 

Office attendance is beginning to enter the pay equation, with international law firm Davis Polk and Wardwell LLP along with JPMorgan Chase among the first prominent companies to implement policies.

Banking industry wants Legislature to strengthen penalties against ATM thieves

A rise in ATM thefts has the Louisiana banking industry turning to the Legislature for help.

Caesars signs at LSU to come down, gaming regulator says

Caesars plans to take down signs at LSU promoting the university’s partnership with the company’s sportsbook in the next few days, the state’s top gaming regulator says. 

LSU-Caesars partnership not affected by gaming association’s updated code 

LSU’s “seven-figure” deal with Caesars Sportsbook is not affected by the American Gaming Association’s newly updated marketing code that prohibits college partnerships. 

Stanford Trust victims pursuing claims against state agency

A class of 900 people who did business with the Louisiana-based Stanford Trust before it collapsed are seeking up to $500 million from state government.

Partnerships like LSU has with Caesars barred under new rules from gaming industry 

The U.S. gambling industry is adopting a new responsible marketing code that will ban sportsbooks from partnering with colleges to promote sports wagering.
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Southern University launching an esports and law certification

Southern University is launching an esports and law certification through its law center. 

Donelon backs tort reform benefiting homeowner insurance companies 

After pushing so-called tort reform legislation in 2020 that failed to reduce auto insurance rates, Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon

Mississippi wants restrictions on spillway openings, but corps fighting back 

A federal judge's ruling that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers must consult with federal fisheries experts before opening the Bonnet Carre spillway

Despite no executions in years, state still spending millions on death penalty cases 

Louisiana spent $7.7 million providing legal defense to people facing the death penalty in 2022, according to the Louisiana Public Defender’s Office