Law

Real estate appraisers board asks SCOTUS for help in suit brought by FTC

The Louisiana Real Estate Appraisers Board has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene...

Baton Rouge law firms cancel large office holiday parties, redirect funds

Many of Baton Rouge’s biggest law firms—typically known for their large office holiday parties in swanky hotels and banquet halls—are readjusting their plans this year in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly as Louisiana sees a spike in cases.

Jeff Landry joins 48 attorneys general in Facebook lawsuit 

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry today joined a bipartisan coalition of 48 attorneys general...

St. George court filing offers little new information on proposed city’s plans  

Organizers of the St. George incorporation effort have filed documents in 19th Judicial District Court detailing how they plan to run their prospective city of some 86,000 residents.

Husch Blackwell aims to complete LSU Title IX investigation in February

Husch Blackwell, the Missouri-based law firm conducting an independent, comprehensive review of LSU’s Title...

Riegel: Mired in moral bankruptcy at LSU

A year that began with a football national title has devolved at LSU into one scandal after another—including allegations of covering up sexual misconduct.
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North Baton Rouge property sells for $3M after owner goes bankrupt

Mississippi-based Riverbend Environmental Services LLC has sold its 16-acre property near the U.S. 190 Mississippi River bridge in north Baton Rouge. 

Audit reveals sites being mismanaged by Louisiana Tourism Department 

Louisiana’s state tourism department isn’t properly collecting admission fees for some of its parks...

Uncertain future for George’s overpass location

Longtime patrons of one of Baton Rouge’s best known local eateries—George’s—may be wondering about...

Legal victory is bittersweet for local Stanford Group victim

the ruling didn’t affect many of the Baton Rouge victims of the Ponzi scheme, who are pursuing separate legal remedies, it did cover local contractor Blaine Smith.