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Overlapping Misconduct Is Sanctioned as a Single Case: Applying Chatelain to Impose a Lengthier, Retroactive Suspension in a Deemed-Admitted Proceeding

Overlapping Misconduct Is Sanctioned as a Single Case: Applying Chatelain to Impose a Lengthier, Retroactive Suspension in a Deemed-Admitted Proceeding

Date: Jan 31, 2026
Overlapping Misconduct Is Sanctioned as a Single Case: Applying Chatelain to Impose a Lengthier, Retroactive Suspension in a Deemed-Admitted Proceeding 1. Introduction In re: George R. Knox (La. Jan....
Deemed-Admitted Discipline and the “One Year and One Day” Suspension for Client-Conduit Contact, Neglect, and Noncooperation

Deemed-Admitted Discipline and the “One Year and One Day” Suspension for Client-Conduit Contact, Neglect, and Noncooperation

Date: Jan 22, 2026
Deemed-Admitted Discipline and the “One Year and One Day” Suspension for Client-Conduit Contact, Neglect, and Noncooperation 1. Introduction In re: Jonathan Curry Harris (Supreme Court of Louisiana,...
Deemed-Admitted Discipline Requires Proof of Rule Violations (Not Mere Conclusions) and Post-Charge Nonparticipation Is Not an Aggravator

Deemed-Admitted Discipline Requires Proof of Rule Violations (Not Mere Conclusions) and Post-Charge Nonparticipation Is Not an Aggravator

Date: Jan 22, 2026
Deemed-Admitted Discipline Requires Proof of Rule Violations (Not Mere Conclusions) and Post-Charge Nonparticipation Is Not an Aggravator Case: In re: Daniel B. Barzare, No. 2025-B-1343 (La. Jan. 21,...
Deemed-Admitted Discipline: Facts Are Conclusively Established, but Rule Violations Must Still Be Legally Apparent (In re: Lindsey J. Leavoy)

Deemed-Admitted Discipline: Facts Are Conclusively Established, but Rule Violations Must Still Be Legally Apparent (In re: Lindsey J. Leavoy)

Date: Jan 22, 2026
Deemed-Admitted Discipline: Facts Are Conclusively Established, but Rule Violations Must Still Be Legally Apparent Case: IN RE: LINDSEY J. LEAVOY Court: Supreme Court of Louisiana Date: January 21,...
Discretionary Stays and Prompt Resolution of Wrongful Conviction Compensation Claims in Louisiana: Commentary on Dwayne Williams v. State of Louisiana

Discretionary Stays and Prompt Resolution of Wrongful Conviction Compensation Claims in Louisiana: Commentary on Dwayne Williams v. State of Louisiana

Date: Dec 23, 2025
Discretionary Stays and Prompt Resolution of Wrongful Conviction Compensation Claims in Louisiana Commentary on Dwayne Williams v. State of Louisiana, 2025-KK-00688 (La. Dec. 18, 2025) I....
The Duty of Full Candor in Pro Hac Vice Admissions and Federal Filings: Commentary on In re Henry L. Klein (La. 2025)

The Duty of Full Candor in Pro Hac Vice Admissions and Federal Filings: Commentary on In re Henry L. Klein (La. 2025)

Date: Dec 23, 2025
The Duty of Full Candor in Pro Hac Vice Admissions and Federal Filings: Commentary on In re Henry L. Klein (La. 2025) I. Introduction The Supreme Court of Louisiana’s per curiam decision in In re:...
Mandatory Judicial Interest from Date of Judicial Demand Prevails Over Erroneous Judgment Language: Commentary on Bilalis v. Drennan

Mandatory Judicial Interest from Date of Judicial Demand Prevails Over Erroneous Judgment Language: Commentary on Bilalis v. Drennan

Date: Dec 23, 2025
Mandatory Judicial Interest from Date of Judicial Demand Prevails Over Erroneous Judgment Language: Commentary on Bilalis v. Drennan I. Introduction The Louisiana Supreme Court’s decision in...
Tacit Renunciation of Prescription by Post‑Prescription Workers’ Compensation Payments: Commentary on Lealon Johnson v. AECOM Amentum Government Services

Tacit Renunciation of Prescription by Post‑Prescription Workers’ Compensation Payments: Commentary on Lealon Johnson v. AECOM Amentum Government Services

Date: Dec 23, 2025
Tacit Renunciation of Prescription by Post‑Prescription Workers’ Compensation Payments: Commentary on Lealon Johnson v. AECOM Amentum Government Services I. Introduction The Supreme Court of...
Full Indemnification and the Prohibition of “Betterment” Deductions in Third‑Party Auto Claims: Commentary on Ngoc Troung v. Sanders

Full Indemnification and the Prohibition of “Betterment” Deductions in Third‑Party Auto Claims: Commentary on Ngoc Troung v. Sanders

Date: Dec 23, 2025
Full Indemnification and the Prohibition of “Betterment” Deductions in Third‑Party Auto Property Damage Claims Commentary on Ngoc Troung v. Marcus Dewayne Sanders & Old American Indemnity Co.,...
Abuse of Judicial Prestige and Ex Parte Emergency Relief: The Louisiana Supreme Court’s Six‑Month Suspension in In re Judge Royale Colbert

Abuse of Judicial Prestige and Ex Parte Emergency Relief: The Louisiana Supreme Court’s Six‑Month Suspension in In re Judge Royale Colbert

Date: Dec 12, 2025
Abuse of Judicial Prestige and Ex Parte Emergency Relief: The Louisiana Supreme Court’s Six‑Month Suspension in In re Judge Royale Colbert I. Introduction The Louisiana Supreme Court’s decision in In...
Judicial Removal for Campaign Misrepresentation and Lack of Candor in Disciplinary Proceedings: Commentary on In re Judge Tiffany Foxworth‑Roberts

Judicial Removal for Campaign Misrepresentation and Lack of Candor in Disciplinary Proceedings: Commentary on In re Judge Tiffany Foxworth‑Roberts

Date: Dec 12, 2025
Judicial Removal for Campaign Misrepresentation and Lack of Candor in Disciplinary Proceedings: Commentary on In re Judge Tiffany Foxworth‑Roberts I. Introduction The Louisiana Supreme Court’s...
Noncompliance with JLAP-Linked Probation as Grounds for Executing Deferred Suspension: Commentary on In re Cleophus Washington (La. 2025)

Noncompliance with JLAP-Linked Probation as Grounds for Executing Deferred Suspension: Commentary on In re Cleophus Washington (La. 2025)

Date: Dec 12, 2025
Noncompliance with JLAP-Linked Probation as Grounds for Executing Deferred Suspension: Commentary on In re Cleophus Washington (La. 2025) I. Introduction The Supreme Court of Louisiana’s per curiam...
Awareness and Proximity Are Not Enough: State v. White Narrows Constructive Possession for Felon-in-Possession in Shared Homes

Awareness and Proximity Are Not Enough: State v. White Narrows Constructive Possession for Felon-in-Possession in Shared Homes

Date: Dec 12, 2025
Awareness and Proximity Are Not Enough: State of Louisiana v. Gerald Manchip White and the Limits of Constructive Possession in Shared Residences I. Introduction The Supreme Court of Louisiana’s...
After Louisiana’s 2008 Tax Sale Revision, Pre‑Sale Notice Failures Do Not Create Absolute Nullities; Reconventional Nullity Claims in Quiet Title Actions Must Meet Dual Statutory Deadlines

After Louisiana’s 2008 Tax Sale Revision, Pre‑Sale Notice Failures Do Not Create Absolute Nullities; Reconventional Nullity Claims in Quiet Title Actions Must Meet Dual Statutory Deadlines

Date: Oct 30, 2025
After Louisiana’s 2008 Tax Sale Revision, Pre‑Sale Notice Failures Do Not Create Absolute Nullities; Reconventional Nullity Claims in Quiet Title Actions Must Meet Dual Statutory Deadlines Case:...
No Absolute Nullity for Lack of Pre‑Sale Notice After Louisiana’s 2008 Tax Sale Revision; Dual Deadlines for Reconventional Nullity Actions

No Absolute Nullity for Lack of Pre‑Sale Notice After Louisiana’s 2008 Tax Sale Revision; Dual Deadlines for Reconventional Nullity Actions

Date: Oct 30, 2025
No Absolute Nullity for Lack of Pre‑Sale Notice After Louisiana’s 2008 Tax Sale Revision; Dual Deadlines for Reconventional Nullity Actions Introduction In Belaire Development & Construction, LLC v....
Apparent Manufacturer Under the LPLA Requires Product-Specific Action: Brand Continuity Alone Is Not Enough

Apparent Manufacturer Under the LPLA Requires Product-Specific Action: Brand Continuity Alone Is Not Enough

Date: Oct 30, 2025
Apparent Manufacturer Under the LPLA Requires Product-Specific Action: Brand Continuity Alone Is Not Enough Introduction In this Louisiana Supreme Court decision, the Court addressed a core threshold...
Narrow “Absurd Results” Exception Allows Reopening of Article 2413 Pro Confesso Garnishment Judgments When Material Facts Were Withheld

Narrow “Absurd Results” Exception Allows Reopening of Article 2413 Pro Confesso Garnishment Judgments When Material Facts Were Withheld

Date: Oct 30, 2025
Narrow “Absurd Results” Exception Allows Reopening of Article 2413 Pro Confesso Garnishment Judgments When Material Facts Were Withheld Introduction In First Pay, Inc. v. Elton Dukes, No....
Medley: Louisiana Endorses Narrow Ban on Knowing Falsehoods in Judicial Campaigns and Confirms Commission Authority to Sanction Serious Campaign Finance Misconduct

Medley: Louisiana Endorses Narrow Ban on Knowing Falsehoods in Judicial Campaigns and Confirms Commission Authority to Sanction Serious Campaign Finance Misconduct

Date: Oct 30, 2025
Medley: Louisiana Endorses Narrow Ban on Knowing Falsehoods in Judicial Campaigns and Confirms Commission Authority to Sanction Serious Campaign Finance Misconduct Introduction In In re: Judge...
“Request” Means “Ask”: Louisiana Supreme Court Holds Payment of Service Fees Is Not Required Within Ninety Days Under La. C.C.P. art. 1201(C)

“Request” Means “Ask”: Louisiana Supreme Court Holds Payment of Service Fees Is Not Required Within Ninety Days Under La. C.C.P. art. 1201(C)

Date: Oct 30, 2025
“Request” Means “Ask”: Louisiana Supreme Court Holds Payment of Service Fees Is Not Required Within Ninety Days Under La. C.C.P. art. 1201(C) Introduction In Lanell E. Darouse v. P.J.'s Coffee of New...
FRSA Ballast Rules Do Not Preclude FELA Claims: Louisiana Supreme Court Adopts Pom Wonderful Preclusion Framework

FRSA Ballast Rules Do Not Preclude FELA Claims: Louisiana Supreme Court Adopts Pom Wonderful Preclusion Framework

Date: Oct 30, 2025
FRSA Ballast Rules Do Not Preclude FELA Claims: Louisiana Supreme Court Adopts Pom Wonderful Preclusion Framework Introduction In Sean Van Buren v. Kansas City Southern Railway Company, No....
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