Tag: new orleans personal injury lawyer
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Cruise Ship Injuries: Legal Options for New Orleans Passengers
New Orleans cruise ship injury cases involve numerous legal elements including maritime law, jurisdiction issues, and potentially multiple parties at fault. Unfortunately, cruise ships injuries and negligence are not uncommon. To say the least, the vacation’s over! At Egenberg Trial Lawyers, our New Orleans personal injury lawyers have handled numerous cruise ship injuries and accidents,…
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Walking Wounded: Pedestrian Accidents in the Garden District
The Garden District of New Orleans is famed for its picturesque streets lined with historic homes and lush gardens. However, beneath the idyllic surface lies a hidden danger—pedestrian accidents. The unique features of the Garden District, such as its narrow streets and limited parking options, add to the challenges of proving negligence. If you have…
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Hidden Dangers on New Orleans Construction Sites
Construction sites can be hazardous environments, and New Orleans is no exception. While new developments and renovations continue to shape the city’s landscape, there are hidden dangers lurking at these construction sites that pose a serious threat. When accidents occur, your first step should always be to contact a New Orleans personal injury lawyer who…
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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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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…