New Orleans Legal News

New Orleans Legal News

• Advocates warn Louisiana’s coastal lawsuits are costing billions - New Orleans CityBusiness September 24, 2025
  Advocates warn Louisiana’s coastal lawsuits are costing billions  New Orleans CityBusiness
• Second former staffer files suit against Mayor Cantrell - WWLTV.com September 24, 2025
  Second former staffer files suit against Mayor Cantrell  WWLTV.com
• Hard Rock Hotel owners reach partial settlement with victims of building collapse - NOLA.com September 18, 2025
  Hard Rock Hotel owners reach partial settlement with victims of building collapse  NOLA.com
• River Pilot organization sued over membership selection process - WDSU September 18, 2025
  River Pilot organization sued over membership selection process  WDSU
• Palace Café building set to be sold to Motwani family member, but lawsuits stall the deal - NOLA.com September 16, 2025
  Palace Café building set to be sold to Motwani family member, but lawsuits stall the deal  NOLA.com
• Federal government stands in the corner of Chevron in coastal lawsuits - New Orleans CityBusiness September 15, 2025
  Federal government stands in the corner of Chevron in coastal lawsuits  New Orleans CityBusiness
• Airbnb to appeal judge's decision over short-term rentals in New Orleans - WDSU September 15, 2025
  Airbnb to appeal judge's decision over short-term rentals in New Orleans  WDSU
• Former New Orleans Workforce Development chief sues city, alleging retaliatory firing - fox8live.com September 10, 2025
  Former New Orleans Workforce Development chief sues city, alleging retaliatory firing  fox8live.com
• This former city employee is suing Mayor LaToya Cantrell's administration. See why - NOLA.com September 10, 2025
  This former city employee is suing Mayor LaToya Cantrell's administration. See why  NOLA.com
• Norfolk Southern settles lawsuit alleging it broke federal law, DOJ says - Atlanta News First September 9, 2025
  Norfolk Southern settles lawsuit alleging it broke federal law, DOJ says  Atlanta News First