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Better Safe Than Sorry: How Strong Voter Identification Laws Can Protect Louisianans Against The Double-Sided Coin Of Voter Disenfranchisement, Julia D'Hemecourt
Better Safe Than Sorry: How Strong Voter Identification Laws Can Protect Louisianans Against The Double-Sided Coin Of Voter Disenfranchisement, Julia D'Hemecourt
Louisiana Law Review
The author comments on the importance of strengthening voter identification laws in Louisiana. Topics discussed include the occurrence of voter disenfranchisement in the state, the implication of voter fraud for political elections, and the legislation concerning voter's identification and protection of voter's rights.
Recent Developments: Louisiana Class Actions, Blaine G. Lecesne
Recent Developments: Louisiana Class Actions, Blaine G. Lecesne
Louisiana Law Review
The article focuses on determination of whether a purported class action meets the requirements for class certification under Louisiana's class action procedures. Two Louisiana Supreme Court cases discussed include Price v. Martin, in which the Court granted certiorari to review whether the lower courts correctly applied the commonality requirement and Alexander v. Norfolk Southern Corp, dealing with chemical spill. Other topics include class action Lis Pendens, forum non conveniens.
The Perils Of Primacy: Successor Liability For Lenders Turned Declarants In Louisiana Common Interest Communities, Christopher K. Odinet
The Perils Of Primacy: Successor Liability For Lenders Turned Declarants In Louisiana Common Interest Communities, Christopher K. Odinet
Louisiana Law Review
The article discusses successor liability for lenders turned declarants in Louisiana Common Interest Communities. Topics discussed include common interest communities and the declaration of covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CCR), Louisiana's security devices interfacing with CCR collateral and potential successor liability of lenders who foreclose on CCR declarations and Louisiana courts utilizing various legal theories, doctrines, and related statutes in successor liability case.
Rethinking The Doctrine Of Nullity, Ronald J. Scalise Jr.
Rethinking The Doctrine Of Nullity, Ronald J. Scalise Jr.
Louisiana Law Review
The article discusses the concept or the doctrine of Nullity in Louisiana applied beyond the limited realm of contract law. Topics discussed include the history of the doctrine of nullity from Roman times to modem Louisiana law, an aspect of the law of nullity commonly ignored by the traditional scheme, a new category of mixed nullities. It also discusses the Louisiana court of appeal case J.C. Yochim Co. Inc. v. Piper's Esta and several cases based on family law and property obligations.
Recent Developments: Louisiana Medical Malpractice Law, Natalie J. Dekaris, Michael C. Mims
Recent Developments: Louisiana Medical Malpractice Law, Natalie J. Dekaris, Michael C. Mims
Louisiana Law Review
The article discusses the Louisiana Supreme Court's decision in case Oliver v. Magnolia Clinic, and explores developments in Louisiana medical malpractice law related to prescription, expert witnesses and summary judgment. Topics discussed include damages for medical malpractice actions under the Medical Malpractice Act (MMA), the prescriptive period applicable to medical malpractice actions under the Louisiana Revised Statutes, and the Patient's Compensation Fund (PCF).
Your Digital Footprint Left Behind At Death: An Illustration Of Technology Leaving The Law Behind, Sandi S. Varnado
Your Digital Footprint Left Behind At Death: An Illustration Of Technology Leaving The Law Behind, Sandi S. Varnado
Louisiana Law Review
The article discusses legal issues regarding digital accounts, files, and information after death, focusing on U.S. law. Topics include estate administration, common digital items such as photographs, e-mail, social media accounts, and financial digital items, and online service providers (OSPs). Other topics include terms of service (TOS), the emotional value of digital assets for the decedent's survivors, and creating an inventory of political assets.
On The Bicentenary Of The Louisiana Supreme Court: Chronicle Of The Creation Of A Unique And Beautiful Legal Tradition, A. N. Yiannopoulos
On The Bicentenary Of The Louisiana Supreme Court: Chronicle Of The Creation Of A Unique And Beautiful Legal Tradition, A. N. Yiannopoulos
Louisiana Law Review
The article presents a speech by professor Athanassios N. Yiannopoulos, delivered at the bicentenary of the Louisiana Supreme Court. Topics discussed include fusion of the Greco-Roman civilian tradition with the Anglo-Saxon common law, the historical interaction of the Louisiana Supreme Court with the Louisiana Civil Code and the development of the distinct Louisiana civilian tradition. Other topics include customary law or jurisprudence, and the role of judicial decisions.
Jones V. Robbins: The Rhyme And Reason Of Duty–Risk, Thomas E. Richard
Jones V. Robbins: The Rhyme And Reason Of Duty–Risk, Thomas E. Richard
Louisiana Law Review
The poem "Jones v. Robbins: The Rhyme and Reason of Duty-Risk" by Thomas E. Richard is presented. First Line: We start with Leon's' learned books; Last Line: Now you know the rhyme and reason.
Hey! That’S My Llc!: The Importance Of Looking To Facts, Not Initial Reports, To Resolve Membership Disputes In Louisiana Member-Managed Llcs, Emily J. Gill
Louisiana Law Review
The article focuses on membership disputes in Louisiana Member-Managed LLCs. Topics discussed include the organizational documents that can be filed with the secretary of state in the formation and operation of an LLC, unique initial report of the member-managed LLC and the courts' confusion of its probative value, and facts and circumstances in the resolution of ownership disputes in closely held corporations.
Shale In Sale—Adaptive Resolution Of Mineral Rights Disputes Through Warranty Law And Veil-Piercing Remedies, Martha Thibaut
Shale In Sale—Adaptive Resolution Of Mineral Rights Disputes Through Warranty Law And Veil-Piercing Remedies, Martha Thibaut
Louisiana Law Review
The article focuses on the adaptive resolution of mineral rights disputes through warranty law and veil-piercing remedies. Louisiana Second Circuit Court of Appeal cases include Tealwood Properties LLC v. Succession of Graves, Coleman v. Burgundy Oaks LLC and Spillman v. Gasco Inc. Other topics include the seller's obligation to warrant the buyer against eviction and significance of the Second Circuit Split.
Happily Ever After: Eliminating The 890 Usufruct To Protect The Blended Family, Katherine H. Dampf
Happily Ever After: Eliminating The 890 Usufruct To Protect The Blended Family, Katherine H. Dampf
Louisiana Law Review
The article focuses on the failure of Louisiana' succession law in the context of the stepfamily. Topics discussed include the theories underlying succession law and the role of these theories in intestacy, the societal evolution of the family from nuclear to blended as well as problems in implementation of the theories of succession and merits of approaches to the "Cinderella Problem" taken by France and other jurisdictions.
Until Debt Do Us Part: The Need For Revision Of Article 2364 Reimbursement Claims For Student Loan Debts, Ashley L. Gill
Until Debt Do Us Part: The Need For Revision Of Article 2364 Reimbursement Claims For Student Loan Debts, Ashley L. Gill
Louisiana Law Review
The article focuses on the need for revision of Article 2364 reimbursement claims for student loan debts. Topics discussed include the statistics surrounding education, marriage, and student loan debt in the U.S and community property law in Louisiana, Louisiana's approach to handling reimbursement claims, as well as claims specifically dealing with student loan debt, and student loan debt as an exception to the general rule allowing reimbursement claims.
Recent Developments: Broussard V. State And The Not So Obvious Application Of The Open And Obvious Doctrine, John M. Church
Recent Developments: Broussard V. State And The Not So Obvious Application Of The Open And Obvious Doctrine, John M. Church
Louisiana Law Review
The article discusses Louisiana Supreme Court tort case Broussard v. State based on the open and obvious doctrine. Topics discussed include procedural history of Broussard case, Court case Murray v. Ramada Inns Inc. and the U.S Second Circuit Court of Appeals opinion in case Michalski v. Home Depot. It informs that the open and obvious doctrine eliminates landowner liability to business visitors resulting from open and obvious dangers restatement.
#Serviceofprocess @Socialmedia: Accepting Social Media For Service Of Process In The 21st Century, Keely Knapp
#Serviceofprocess @Socialmedia: Accepting Social Media For Service Of Process In The 21st Century, Keely Knapp
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Considerations In Choosing Counsel For Multidistrict Litigation Cases And Mass Tort Cases, Stanwood R. Duval Jr.
Considerations In Choosing Counsel For Multidistrict Litigation Cases And Mass Tort Cases, Stanwood R. Duval Jr.
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Bp Oil Spill Settlement And The Paradox Of Public Litigation, Samuel Issacharoff, D. Theodore Rave
The Bp Oil Spill Settlement And The Paradox Of Public Litigation, Samuel Issacharoff, D. Theodore Rave
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Common Benefit Fees In Multidistrict Litigation, Eldon E. Fallon
Common Benefit Fees In Multidistrict Litigation, Eldon E. Fallon
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Pesky Persistence Of Class Action Tolling In Mass Tort Multidistrict Litigation, Jeremy T. Grabill
The Pesky Persistence Of Class Action Tolling In Mass Tort Multidistrict Litigation, Jeremy T. Grabill
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Case Time And Cost Management For Plaintiffs In Multidistrict Litigation, Leonard A. Davis, Philip A. Garrett
Case Time And Cost Management For Plaintiffs In Multidistrict Litigation, Leonard A. Davis, Philip A. Garrett
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Land Of Oz: Spoliation Of Evidence In Louisiana, Danielle Borel
The Land Of Oz: Spoliation Of Evidence In Louisiana, Danielle Borel
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Hollywood On The Bayou: An Optimal Tax Approach To Evaluating And Reforming The Louisiana Motion Picture Investor Tax Credit, Amelia Hurt
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Predictive Coding: Taking The Devil Out Of The Details, L. Casey Auttonberry
Predictive Coding: Taking The Devil Out Of The Details, L. Casey Auttonberry
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.
Victims In Life, Victims In Death — Keeping Burial Rights Out Of The Hands Of Slayers, Minia E. Bremenstul
Victims In Life, Victims In Death — Keeping Burial Rights Out Of The Hands Of Slayers, Minia E. Bremenstul
Louisiana Law Review
No abstract provided.