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Nothing. The consultation is free.
For most injuries on or after July 1, 2024, Louisiana gives you two years to file suit. Injuries before that date generally had one year. Some claims, including claims against public bodies and wrongful death claims, have extra rules. Call as soon as you can.
You may still recover. For accidents on or after January 1, 2026, you can recover as long as you are less than 51% at fault, with your recovery reduced by your share. Accidents before that date follow the older rule.
Report the accident to your own insurer as your policy requires. Before giving a recorded statement to the other side’s insurance company or signing anything, talk to a lawyer.
It depends on your injuries, your treatment, your lost income, who was at fault and how much insurance is available. We’ll give you an honest assessment after we review your case.
Some claims settle in months. Cases with serious injuries or disputed fault can take longer, especially if a lawsuit is needed. We work to keep your case moving.
Yes. Some injuries don’t show up right away, and a gap in treatment is something insurance companies use against injured people.
Your own uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage may pay. We’ll review every policy that could apply.
Most injury claims settle without a trial. If a fair settlement isn’t offered, the next step may be filing suit and, if needed, going to court.
Yes. Our phones are answered 24/7 at (504) 446-1000.
New Orleans (631 St. Charles Ave, Suite 2F), Alexandria (1744 Jackson Street) and Ferriday (204 EE Wallace Blvd.). One number reaches all three: (504) 446-1000.
No. We focus on personal injury cases like car, truck and other accidents caused by someone else. If you were hurt at work by a third party, such as another driver, call us to talk about that claim.
