BATON ROUGE, La. – Sternberg, Naccari & White, LLC is pleased to announced that Ashley M. Caruso, an experienced litigator with significant federal and state court experience, has joined the Firm. She will be based out of Baton Rouge. SNW co-Managing Partner Scott Sternberg said that Ashley’s addition was much needed. “We’ve been looking for …
Gov. John Bel Edwards of Louisiana has issued an Executive Order suspending all legal deadlines, including prescription, peremption, and any delays associated with legal matters, until September 24, 2021. Any currently pending deadlines in litigation you may have pending in Louisiana are likely suspended. If you have questions, feel free to reach out to an …
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LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST THE MYSTIC KREWE OF NYX , ITS CAPTAIN AND CEO JULIE LEA FOR WRONGFULLY PROFITING OFF OF HER NYX SISTERS SNW LAWYERS SUZY MONTERO AND GRAHAM WILLIAMS, AND HARRISON LAW’S TAETRECE HARRISON SEEK CLASS ACTION STATUS ON BEHALF OF CLIENTS NEW ORLEANS, LA – February 10, 2021 — Today in Orleans Parish Civil …
SNW Attorneys Graham Williams and Scott Sternberg were successful in obtaining public records on behalf of USA Today and Samantha Brennan. Read more about SNW’s win in USA Today and The Advocate.
Sternberg, Nacarri & White, LLC is pleased to announce that Partner Ryan J. Richmond has achieved a significant milestone in Louisiana bankruptcy plans: he has successfully obtained confirmation of Louisiana’s first Small Business Bankruptcy Plan of Reorganization under the new Subchapter V. Richmond’s Client, A. P. B. Trucking, LLC d/b/a Batiste’s Trucking (APB)’s plan of reorganization received …
NEW ORLEANS – The law firm of Sternberg, Naccari & White, LLC, with offices in New Orleans and Baton Rouge, is thrilled to announce the addition of Justin Alsterberg as its Managing Partner of Litigation. Justin, a seasoned trial attorney, will lead the SNW litigation group, which represents businesses and individuals throughout the state of …
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COURT RULES LAWSUIT AGAINST LOUISIANA STATE BOND COMMISSION CAN PROCEED, ALSO INDICATES THE COMMISSION ACTED UNLAWFULLY WHEN IT EXCLUDED UNDERWRITING BIDS FROM LARGEST BANKS Court Soundly Rejects State’s Effort to Dismiss Lawsuit, Commenting that the Commission’s Actions Were “Obviously Unlawful” BATON ROUGE – A Louisiana state court Judge ruled yesterday that a lawsuit against the …
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In October of 2017, Danny Lawler was shocked to learn his father was in the hospital and rushed to his bedside. What he found there was extremely disturbing: he believed the staff there was completely inattentive. So, he complained. Lawler, the former Publisher of the Shreveport Inquisitor, took to Facebook to voice his frustration, and …
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An impressive group of media and open government entities from Louisiana and around the world, led by the Reporters Committee for the Freedom of the Press, have moved to file a brief amici curae in support of an appeal the firm is prosecuting on behalf of The Advocate. Read the amici brief here. The case involves an Advocate reporter’s …
After a long debate today, the New Orleans City Council set in motion a process that will dramatically change the City of New Orleans’ short-term rentals laws. By a unanimous 7-0 vote, the Council passed a motion to establish the following changes: Homestead Exemption Requirement: In residential areas, STRs will only be allowed on properties …
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