Distracted driving continues to cause serious injuries and fatalities across the United States, raising ongoing concerns among roadway safety officials, law enforcement agencies, and personal injury attorneys. According to the…
Adjustment of status allows certain immigrants already living in the United States to apply for a green card without leaving the country. In Louisiana, eligibility generally depends on how you…
Growing immigration enforcement activity across the United States is creating renewed uncertainty for many immigrant families and communities attempting to understand their legal rights and options. According to a Reuters…
Passengers injured in car accidents often have more legal options than drivers because they are rarely at fault. Depending on how the crash happened, a passenger may be able to…
Louisiana’s new Act 605, which takes effect on August 1, 2026, strengthens the presumption that children should spend equal physical time with both parents in joint custody cases. While the…
Starting August 1, 2026, Louisiana’s new Act 605 changes the starting point for joint custody cases by creating a stronger presumption that parents should share physical custody equally. While the…
A new policy announcement involving the green card process is creating uncertainty for many immigrant families across the United States. According to a recent Reuters report, some applicants seeking lawful…
In Louisiana, most controlled substance possession charges are felonies, especially for Schedule I or II drugs. Marijuana possession may be a misdemeanor in limited situations, but large quantities, prior offenses,…
