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What to Do After a Crash on I-10 in Metairie, LA? | Legal Guide
What to Do After a Crash on I-10 in Metairie, LA? | Legal Guide
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Last Modified on Sep 10, 2026

Collisions are often chaotic, violent events that can leave drivers and passengers injured, disoriented, and unsure of what to do next. Understanding what to do after a crash on I-10 in Metairie, LA, can help you protect your safety and lay the groundwork for a…

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The Empty Chair Defense: How Louisiana’s New 51% Fault Rule Changes Car Accident Claims Across Acadiana
The Empty Chair Defense: How Louisiana’s New 51% Fault Rule Changes Car Accident Claims Across Acadiana
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Last Modified on Sep 08, 2026

By Patrick J. Eskew, Louisiana Motor Vehicle Accident Attorney | Blake Jones Law Firm, LLC | Licensed in Louisiana On January 1, 2026, Louisiana replaced its pure comparative fault rule with a modified one that bars recovery entirely once a jury assigns you 51% of…

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How Long Does a Personal Injury Lawsuit Take to Settle in Lafayette?
How Long Does a Personal Injury Lawsuit Take to Settle in Lafayette?
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Last Modified on Sep 07, 2026

Filing a personal injury claim can be stressful on your own. That’s why it’s recommended to work with a Lafayette personal injury lawyer. A skilled legal professional can help you breeze through the claims process and secure the compensation you are owed. But you may…

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Double Brokering Puts Unvetted Drivers on the Road. Courts Are Starting to Notice.
Double Brokering Puts Unvetted Drivers on the Road. Courts Are Starting to Notice.
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Last Modified on Aug 28, 2026

By Joshua Rubenstein, Louisiana Trucking Injury Attorney | Blake Jones Law Firm, LLC | Licensed in Louisiana, Texas, Georgia, Washington and Alaska A broker in Nevada hired a carrier to haul a load, and that carrier never drove it. Instead, it handed the load off…

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After Montgomery: How the Freight Industry Is Responding to the Supreme Court’s Broker Liability Ruling
After Montgomery: How the Freight Industry Is Responding to the Supreme Court’s Broker Liability Ruling
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Last Modified on Aug 25, 2026

I have been watching the trucking industry respond to Montgomery v. Caribe Transport since the opinion dropped on May 14. Eight days in, the pattern is clear. The brokers, their trade association, the insurers, and the Wall Street analysts who cover them are all saying versions…

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Auto Insurers Denied 45% of Claims Last Year. Here’s Why You Need a Lawyer Before You Talk to Yours
Auto Insurers Denied 45% of Claims Last Year. Here’s Why You Need a Lawyer Before You Talk to Yours
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Last Modified on Aug 24, 2026

By Joshua Rubenstein, Louisiana Personal Injury Attorney | Blake Jones Law Firm, LLC | Licensed in Louisiana, Texas, Georgia, Washington and Alaska Recognized by the National Trial Lawyers as a Top 10 Trucking Trial Lawyer, Joshua has spent nearly thirty years watching insurance companies find…

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Google, Social Media, and AI Chatbots: The Evidence Trail That Can Sink Your Injury Claim
Google, Social Media, and AI Chatbots: The Evidence Trail That Can Sink Your Injury Claim
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Last Modified on Aug 10, 2026

By Joshua Rubenstein, Louisiana Personal Injury Attorney | Blake Jones Law Firm, LLC | Licensed in Louisiana, Texas, Georgia, Washington and Alaska Recognized by the National Trial Lawyers as a Top 10 Trucking Trial Lawyer, Joshua has spent nearly thirty years watching how a small…

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A $604 Million Verdict Against C.H. Robinson, and Why It Looks Like a Case We Tried
A $604 Million Verdict Against C.H. Robinson, and Why It Looks Like a Case We Tried
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Last Modified on Aug 04, 2026

On July 23, 2026, a Dallas County jury returned a verdict of $604,025,000 against a motor carrier, its driver, and the freight broker that put them on the road. The broker was C.H. Robinson (“CHR”). The jury assigned it 23% of the fault directly, then…

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Injured in an Uber or Lyft Accident in Lafayette? Here’s Who Pays
Injured in an Uber or Lyft Accident in Lafayette? Here’s Who Pays
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Last Modified on Jul 20, 2026

Rideshare companies are supposed to make the roads a safer place. Even though Ubers and Lyfts help keep impaired drivers off the road, they’re not infallible themselves. Accidents can happen at any time, even when you’re not in your own vehicle. It’s important to be…

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