Law

NOLA commercial tenant asks court to decide whether coronavirus is an ‘act of God’ 

While attorneys have been fielding phone calls for the past week from tenants and...

Attorneys face onslaught of questions regarding force majeure, business interruption insurance 

While local attorneys are getting bombarded with client inquiries about force majeure and business...

Baton Rouge criminal justice system adjusts to coronavirus spread

As state and local officials deal with the reality of the novel coronavirus outbreak,...

Labeling coronavirus a pandemic gives employers added rights 

Now officially labeled a pandemic by the World Health Organization, the novel coronavirus—or COVID-19—has...

Coronavirus could spell project delays for Baton Rouge construction firms

Baton Rouge area construction firms should begin preparing for project delays and potential contractual...

JR Ball: St. George saga heads back to the Louisiana Legislature

St. George proponents claim what happens in the Louisiana Legislature this spring is more important than what happens in a Baton Rouge courtroom, but attorney Mary Olive Pearson says the issue of incorporation will ultimately be decided. by the state Supreme Court.
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Let’s talk about salary

With pay gaps in the spotlight, women are increasingly polling peers about earnings.

Riegel: Let sun shine on public procurement contract deals

Riegel: In Louisiana, there always seems to be questions about the awarding of government contracts; is that normal ... or the Louisiana way?

The court of data security

Law firms across Baton Rouge are bracing for a rise in cyber litigation over data security and privacy issues.

Equal pay, gender discrimination complaints on the rise in Louisiana

Statewide, equal pay complaints have doubled that of what they were a decade ago.