Pools and summer go together like peanut butter and jelly. However, everyone knows that pool risks are also important to keep in mind. The risks associated with pools don’t just involve fatalities, but also serious injuries. Furthermore, most of these risks apply not only to pools, but to other water features like hot tubs, splash …
Amusement Park Accidents and Liability
Scary roller coasters are a treasured American past time, but part of the scare is knowing that despite the best of intentions, something could always go wrong. While most roller coaster rides go off without a hitch, accidents at amusement parks occur all the time and can be devastatingly serious and sometimes even fatal. How …
Second Harvest’s New Volunteer Facility
As part of their ongoing commitment to their community, Morris and Cathy Bart have donated $1 million dollars to the Second Harvest Food Bank, a cornerstone piece of Second Harvest’s ongoing capital campaign to renovate its facilities. Second Harvest currently serves over 30 million meals a year, but the organization hopes to more than double …
3 Elements of Standing to Sue
Traffic Cameras: Can They Be Used Against You?
Casino Injury: Deal or No Deal?
32 Strange but True Laws in Louisiana
Let’s face it, sometimes people do strange things, and the people of Louisiana are no exception. When the police are faced with a situation that they’ve never encountered before, there may not be a legal remedy because no one ever expected anyone to do that in the first place. To deal with some of the …
Cruise Ship Accidents: Cruising for a Bruising
Cruise vacations are supposed to be relaxing and fun. You buy your ticket and pack your bags, board the ship, and from there, everything else is arranged for you. Delicious meals, fun in the sun, and exciting excursions are planned for the next three to seven days. But many people don’t think about the dark …
New Year, New Laws: What to Expect in 2020
While ringing in the new year, its tradition to sing “Auld Lang Syne,” perhaps after a midnight kiss. It’s a bit ironic that this song has become a New Years Eve tradition, because the title actually means “old long ago.” In contrast, the new year is usually considered a time for new beginnings and fresh …
A Very Crescent City Christmas: a Holiday Event Guide
Happy Holidays! Morris Bart and iHeart Team Up 4 Toys
Morris Bart Teams Up With iHeartMedia For Another HUGE Annual Toy Giveaway A round of “Santa-plause” is in order for iHeartMedia, Q93 and Toys for Tots after the 8th Annual toy giveaway was a huge success this past weekend. Morris Bart is one of the proud sponsors that make this event possible each year. By …
When Disaster Strikes, Will You Still Get Paid?
Whether it’s a hurricane you watch form a week before it hits or a tornado that strikes without a moment’s notice, one thing that holds true for all natural disasters is that you should expect the unexpected. With power out, roads closed, and property damaged, sometimes it isn’t always clear when things will get back …
The Bayou Classic 2019 Is Almost Here!
After almost 50 years, one of the most celebrated sports rivalries in HBCU football has grown into a three day event that offers exciting football, delicious food, and fun for everyone. Here’s everything you need to know about the Bayou Classic 2019! The Rivalry at the Heart of the Tradition Although “classic” football games have …
UNCF 32nd Anniversary New Orleans Walk for Education
Earlier this month, individuals and teams laced up their running shoes for a great cause, participating in the UNCF 32nd Anniversary New Orleans Walk for Education. As a proud sponsor of the 5K Walk for eight years, Morris Bart and other community members partner with UNCF to raise money for students in need. For 75 …
Social Media Privacy in the Workplace
Social media is everywhere nowadays and that includes the workplace. It’s common sense to keep an eye on what you post on Facebook these days, but some people forget that social media can also include personal blogs, comments on online news sites, even old photo sharing sites you don’t use anymore. As employers use the …
What Qualifies As a Service Animal?
Therapy animals are everywhere these days—literally! Flexible federal laws governing what qualifies as a service animal have allowed Americans to develop unique interpretations. Sometimes, they do so in ways the law intended. However, other times, they interpret the law in ways that leave people scratching their heads, wondering what exactly the rules are. Are you …
Flying Rights: What Are the Airlines Responsible for?
Whether you’re jetting off for vacation or rushing to get home for work, nothing is more annoying than a delayed or canceled flight. Flight delays can set into motion a domino effect that throws your calendar into disarray—and sometimes even costs you money. As air travel becomes increasingly important to our daily lives, being familiar …
Can You Get Car Insurance with a Suspended Driver’s License?
A person’s license can be suspended for many reasons, including a DUI, leaving the scene of an accident, repeated moving violations, or failing to carry car insurance, just to name a few. If you’re in this position, you are probably wondering if a suspended license affects insurance. The answer is yes. You can have car …
Skateboards, Scooters, and Skates: Liability
With accidents involving skateboards, scooters, and skates, liability may be more complicated to assign. However, you should still have the right to sue for compensation and hold the at-fault party accountable. If you have any doubts or questions about how to pursue compensation following an accident, consult with an attorney. Many firms offer free consultations …
Ridesharing Accidents: Helpful Steps to Follow
You know what’s worse than a blabbermouth Uber or Lyft driver when you’re totally not in the mood to listen to them rave about their favorite reality shows? Getting into an accident while riding in one. Want to know what’s worse than that? Not following the steps listed in this article after you’ve been involved …
Keeping Up With the Jones Act
Under 46 USC § 50101, the Merchant Marine Act of 1920 addresses almost every aspect of the shipping industry, and the statute has an enormous economic impact on the United States. Parts of this law, better known as the Jones Act, also provide protections for sailors and others working on sea-faring vessels. These protections are …
What Is Negligence, Exactly?
We’ve all heard someone say, “Oh, so and so was just being negligent when he ran that red light,” or “it was simple negligence when she forgot to turn off the power.” Clearly, negligence means someone has carelessly done something they weren’t supposed to, but does the concept have a legal meaning? As it turns …
Injury Treatment: All About Timing
Most people have a pretty good idea of what to do immediately after an accident. Report the collision to law enforcement, take pictures, gather witness statements, and get checked out by a doctor. However, not many people understand that the collision is just the beginning of a car accident injury claim. No matter how bad …
Drunk Driving Reports: Should You Make One?
Everyone knows that drunk driving is bad but the statistics are still alarming. Every 48 minutes someone in the United States dies because of a drunk driver and experts estimate that alcohol is a factor in nearly a third of all auto accidents. Obviously the best way to combat drunk driving is to designate a …
Robocalls: Can You Claim Personal Injury?
WE ARE NO LONGER ABLE TO ACCEPT CASES IN REGARD TO ROBOCALLS Robocalls are a problem everyone experiences. No matter a person’s age, location, or job, if you have a cell phone or landline there is a high probability you’ve received one of these automated calls from a telemarketer. Statistics show that the average person …
Trials: What to Expect at Game-Time
Most personal injury cases settle out of court and never go to trial. This is usually in both parties’ interests because it reduces the time investment and related fees. However, plaintiffs should take their cases to court in some situations. The trial process is more than just your lawyer versus the defendant’s attorney trying to …
What Should I Expect in a Deposition?
Filing a lawsuit can be a significant step in the personal injury legal process. When a lawsuit is filed, each party collects information and evidence from one other in a procedure known as “discovery.” One part of discovery is the deposition process, where attorneys can ask questions from the people involved in the lawsuit as …
How to Preserve Accident Evidence
After a surprising collision, the last thing on most accident victims’ minds is collecting evidence in case you have to file a lawsuit against the driver who hit you. However, the most successful car accident settlement stories usually have one thing in common—solid evidence proving what happened and how bad the accident was. If you …
Community Spotlight: the American Red Cross
It’s time to sound your alarms…or at least help us install some! The Morris Bart Law Firm is teaming up with the American Red Cross “Sound The Alarm. Save A Life” initiative to install 100,000 free smoke alarms inside homes located in at-risk communities throughout the Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Arkansas areas. Statistics reveal that seven …
Delayed Whiplash: Why Injury Reporting Is Necessary
When you think of whiplash, you might picture the stereotypical scenario of someone who has just been rear-ended, stepping out of the car and clutching their neck in pain. While it is true that some whiplash injuries are felt immediately, they are much more likely to show up hours or days after the accident. The …
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