Law

‘LaPolitics’: Talk builds for antitrust action against Google

Speculation continues to build that President Donald Trump’s Justice Department could file a lawsuit...

Office market shows signs of activity in Baton Rouge

Through August, there have been 49 office sales in Baton Rouge, three more than...

Louisiana elections plan goes before federal judge this week 

Louisiana Republican officials' reluctance to allow expanded mail-in voting this fall—despite having done so...

Proving how a worker contracts COVID-19 is a tough legal hurdle  

While workers and customers are contracting COVID-19, legally it is hard to prove exactly...

Investigators uncover $62M in PPP fraud, say it’s just the beginning 

The criminal complaints read like catalogs of luxury bling: a diamond-laden $52,000 Rolex, a...

SBA accused of breaking finance rules for PPP loans

Citing a 2006 law, a panel of inspectors general have asked the U.S. Small...
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Allegations fly in dispute over proposed Murphy Oil rezoning case

Some residents of the Broadmoor, Cedarcrest-Southmoor, Runnymede and St. Regis Place subdivisions are frustrated over what they call a “misrepresentation” of their views regarding the proposed rezoning of a site at the corner of Old Hammond and Airline highways.

News Alert: Wicker disqualified from mayor’s race

Tara Wicker has been disqualified from this year's East Baton Rouge mayoral race following a ruling by the First Circuit Court of Appeals, which found the longtime Metro Council member failed to file two years of state tax returns.

Low bankruptcy filing rate across Louisiana not expected to last 

Despite the economic hardships created by the pandemic, bankruptcy filings so far this year,...

Pardon the business interruption

Companies across the Baton Rouge region are learning that business interruption insurance doesn’t typically cover pandemic-related losses.