Tag: New Orleans Car Accident Attorney
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Drunk Driving Tragedies: Fighting for Victims on Bourbon Street
About 18 million people visit Bourbon Street in New Orleans every year. Likewise, one-third of auto collisions in Louisiana are alcohol-related. When you add in the Mardi Gras party atmosphere and the open alcohol container law, it’s a perfect recipe for drunk driving tragedies. Drunk driving tragedies on Bourbon Street not only leave innocent victims…
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Bicycle Accidents on St. Charles Avenue: Protecting Cyclists’ Rights
St. Charles Avenue, with its historic streetcars, majestic oak trees, and grand mansions, is one of New Orleans’ most iconic roads. It’s also a popular route for cyclists, whether they’re commuting to work, getting some exercise, or simply enjoying the scenic beauty of the Garden District. However, this avenue can be a dangerous place for…
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4 Steps to Protecting Your Rights after Being Hit by a Drunk Driver
If you’ve been hit by a drunk driver in New Orleans, you may be feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. The days of a drunk driving accident can be a challenging and emotional time, but it’s important to take the necessary steps to protect your rights and ensure that you receive the…
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What Happens if Your Child Gets Hurt at School
Many parents in Louisiana have a reasonable expectation that sending their children off to school in the morning means they will be in safe circumstances for the remainder of the day, but the unfortunate truth is that kids of all ages can end up suffering serious injuries in several kinds of accidents that could occur…
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Boat Accidents Often Leave Victims with Serious Injuries
As the Louisiana Travel website notes, water is abundant throughout the state and the website has nine pages of locations with boating locations. As thrilling and joyous as a boating experience can be in the Pelican State, accidents do occur and victims need to be quick to contact a New Orleans boat accident attorney for…
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What is UM/UIM Insurance?
The Insurance Information Institute (III) reports that 11.7 percent of drivers in Louisiana are uninsured, meaning that there is a roughly one in 10 chance that the person you are involved in a motor vehicle accident with will have the necessary automobile insurance to cover any damages. You always want to contact an experienced New…