What to Do if Injured in the American Heritage Cruise Crash
If you were injured in the American Heritage cruise ship crash in New Orleans, seek medical care first. Then report your injury […]
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Mississippi River Cruise Ship Collision: Legal Options After the American Heritage Tanker Crash in New Orleans
A peaceful river cruise in New Orleans turned into a chaotic emergency on the afternoon of November 13, 2026, when the Atlantic […]
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Environmental Contamination Lawsuits: How Communities Can Hold Industrial Polluters Accountable
For many communities across the United States, industrial pollution isn’t an abstract environmental issue. It’s something that affects the air people breathe, […]
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Groundwater Contamination Lawsuits: Who Can Be Held Responsible for Polluted Drinking Water?
Most people don’t spend much time thinking about where their drinking water comes from. They turn on the faucet, fill a glass, […]
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Can Firefighters Be Called Heroes in Court? The Debate Behind an AFFF Cancer Lawsuit
By Ashley M. Liuzza; Stag Liuzza, LLC; New Orleans, Louisiana Note: This article was originally published in the August 2026 edition of […]
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3M Announces $7.35 Billion AFFF Injury Settlement
3M announced a $7.35 billion settlement on November 3, 2026, to resolve personal injury claims involving exposure to PFAS chemicals. The agreement […]
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Why PFAS Lawsuits Are So Complex: Inside Environmental Multidistrict Litigation
Finding PFAS in a community’s water supply can raise urgent questions about health, property, and the cost of cleanup. Holding the responsible […]
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The Dirty Side of Clean Energy: PFAS in Lithium-ion Batteries
As the world shifts towards cleaner energy, lithium-ion batteries have increasingly become an important part of that transition. They power electric vehicles, […]
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What Evidence Can Help Prove a Truck Accident Claim in New Orleans?
After a serious truck accident, the damage may be obvious. Proving how the collision happened and who should be held responsible often […]
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Can You Still Recover Compensation if You Were Partly at Fault for an Accident in Louisiana?
After an accident, it is common to question whether you could have done something differently. Perhaps you were driving slightly over the […]
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First State Bans Third-Party Litigation Financing
North Carolina has become the first state in the country to enact an outright ban on third-party litigation financing. This potentially changes […]
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PFAS Superfund Risks for Public Airports
The EPA’s 2024 Superfund rule changed how airports must manage releases of PFOA and PFOS. Public airports face distinct concerns because many […]
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Who Pays for PFAS Cleanup if EPA Drinking Water Rules Change?
When PFAS contamination reaches a community’s water supply, the financial consequences can extend well beyond the first round of testing. Water systems […]
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Jury Awards $76 Million for Spinal Cord Injury
A Louisiana Verdict Highlights the Cost of Paralysis A recent Louisiana jury verdict shows the enormous consequences of a catastrophic spinal cord […]
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Frontier AI Liability: Who Is Responsible for Harm?
Frontier AI Creates New Liability Questions Frontier artificial intelligence is creating legal questions that courts have only begun to address. These systems […]
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Could AI Data Centers Drive the Next Wave of PFAS Litigation?
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is creating demand for massive data centers across the United States. These facilities require enormous amounts […]
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Recent Louisiana Injury Settlements [September 2026 Update]
What Do These Settlements Reveal Recent Louisiana settlements show how evidence can shape a serious injury claim. Reported recoveries ranged from $1 […]
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Airport PFAS Costs: AFFF Cleanup and Recovery
Airports across the country face growing costs related to PFAS and firefighting foam. For decades, airports relied on aqueous film-forming foam, commonly […]
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EPA PFAS Biosolids September 2026 Update: What Utilities Should Know
EPA’s New PFAS Guidance Matters to Utilities The Environmental Protection Agency is taking another step toward addressing PFAS contamination in wastewater and […]
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Why Is PFAS Cleanup So Difficult? Understanding the Challenge of Removing Forever Chemicals
Communities across the United States are discovering PFAS contamination in drinking water, groundwater, rivers, lakes, farmland, and soil at an increasing rate. […]
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