Author: Egenberg Law Firm
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Can You Sue the City for a Streetcar Collision in New Orleans?
If you’ve been involved in a streetcar crash in New Orleans, first, let us express our concern and support. Unfortunately, these cases are a bit more complex than being hit by a private vehicle or even a commercial vehicle. Determining who is at fault, especially when it involves the city, adds a challenge. At Egenberg…
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Slip and Fall Accidents in the French Quarter: Legal Guide
Slip and fall accidents in the French Quarter are, unfortunately, not uncommon. With its historic cobblestone streets, bustling foot traffic, and numerous businesses, accidents do happen. Sadly, determining liability can be tricky under these conditions. Gathering evidence and proving negligence can be difficult without the help of a well-respected New Orleans personal injury attorney. If…
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I Was Hurt on a Tour Boat—What Are My Options?
A boat accident is a little different than, for example, a car accident from a legal perspective. While you are probably already somewhat familiar with what happens after a car accident because they are so common, people often feel like they are in the dark on how things work after a boat collision. If you…
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What to Do if You are Hurt in a New Orleans Casino
Casinos, shopping malls, retail stores, and any public space where you see security guards and security cameras are concerned with their own liability first. Because of that, there are some important things you need to be aware of should you get injured in a public space such as a casino in New Orleans. From slip…
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What to Look for in a New Orleans Injury Lawyer
The right lawyer can make or break your personal injury case! Whether you have been injured in a car accident, slip and fall, or any other type of incident, you’ll want the best New Orleans injury lawyer you can find. Egeneberg Trial Lawyers is happy to answer any of your questions if you are considering…
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Should You Take an Insurance Company’s First Offer?
The primary goal of any insurance company is to minimize their costs and protect their bottom line. They are for-profit companies with shareholders and a bottom line. Therefore their first offer will not be in your best interest—this is just basic negotiation tactics. In order to be taken seriously by an insurance company and truly…