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Shippers, particularly the paper and chemical companies, have had substantial influence in Louisiana. One area of influence in the past has been that trucking companies must indemnify shippers [...]

For over ten days, I was travelling along the tributaries of the great Amazon River in the rain forest of northern Brazil. I was completely disconnected from society. No cellphone, no laptop, no [...]

Hey all. You are getting this post while I am on a mission in  South America. I am on the Amazon River in Brazil working with Amazon Outreach. I have been sleeping on a boat (see the picture [...]

For over twenty five years I have practiced law. I have had some incredibly difficult cases, difficult clients and difficult adversaries. I have also had great clients and admirable [...]

Specifically the Louisiana Supreme Court reasoned:   “Medicaid is a free medical service, and no consideration is given by a patient to obtain Medicaid benefits. As a result, claimant would [...]

Chris Tanke reported “The current driver shortage is only expected to worsen in the future as more drivers either retire or leave the industry. Temptation to deviate from your standard [...]

New legislation signed on December 7, 2011 changing the law regarding the removal of cases to federal court. The newly enacted legislation took effect on January 6, 2012 and alters the existing [...]

I am about to present you with WAY MORE  than you may ever want to read, but a very thorough argument to prevent the introduction of evidence in liability lawsuit of the SSA [...]

The following was recently reported by M. Alex Johnson of MSNBC: The government’s transportation safety experts recommended to ban all American drivers from using portable electronic [...]

The FMCSA has just released its final Hours of  Service Rule and carriers are expected to comply by July 1, 2013. However, like  so many other government regulations, I wonder [...]