Law

3 things to know: Darrel Papillion

Darrel Papillion, a shareholder with the Walters, Papillion, Thomas, Cullens law firm, became a lawyer out of a desire for public service and a love of history.

Graves, Richmond pressure SEC chair to do more for Stanford Group victims

U.S. Reps. Garret Graves, R-Baton Rouge, and Cedric Richmond, D-New Orleans, are the latest members of the Louisiana congressional delegation to push for efforts to help victims of the Stanford Group Ponzi scheme recoup some of the more than $7 billion they lost more than a decade ago.

Alford: The post-primary Legislature

Much awaits the Louisiana Legislature when the 2020 primary election cycle comes to an...

Alford: Cure needed for special session fever

The most recent special session of the Louisiana Legislature adjourned last week, although it...

Edwards sues over House GOP effort to lift coronavirus rules

 Gov. John Bel Edwards filed a lawsuit Monday challenging House Republicans' efforts to rescind...

Lawsuit over downtown library heats up again with no trial date in sight

Nearly two years after filing suit over construction problems that delayed the since-completed downtown library, the city-parish has filed an amended version of the lawsuit, once again naming its general contractor, Buquet & LeBlanc, as a defendant in the case.
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GOP state lawmakers seek to keep Baton Rouge-area pastor from prosecution 

Republican Louisiana lawmakers trying to chisel away at Gov. John Bel Edwards’ coronavirus restrictions...

Family affair: Winston DeCuir Sr. put his three sons on the path to success

Understanding hard work and who you know are key to business success in Baton Rouge, Winston DeCuir Sr. put his three sons on the path of achievement and influence.

Virus roundup … 

• The death toll from the spread of the coronavirus in the U.S. exceeded...

Alford: The battle of the branches begins

Efforts by conservative legislators to rein in the order-making authority of Louisiana’s Democratic governor...