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It is not uncommon for our team to receive questions about insurance coverage and rights for undocumented immigrants in the Gulf South. The bottom line is everyone should have the opportunity to purchase auto liability insurance coverage regardless of their immigration status. You also have a right to recover from an at-fault driver regardless of …
In 2002, The Food and Drug Administration approved the Infuse bone graft for only one type of spine surgery — anterior lumbar. Unfortunately, many other unauthorized Infuse implanting surgeries have been performed on patients. If you are one of these patients, Morris Bart can help you with your Infuse lawsuit case. What Is Infuse? The Infuse …
What Are the Big Three? When a lawsuit is filed in a personal injury claim, there are essentially three parts to a case: liability, causation, and quantum. Liability Liability is a legal determination as to which driver is at fault for causing the auto accident. Sometimes this determination is not “cut and dry,” and even …
Personal Injury Attorneys Going Beyond in Service I began working for the Morris Bart personal injury law firm in 1997, in New Orleans, Louisiana. While many things have changed at the firm over the years, one thing has remained consistent: the commitment of Mr. Bart and the entire staff of attorneys and assistants to the highest level …
Oil spill claims which have been put on hold or denied will resume for claimants who re-file under the new Deepwater Horizon Court Supervised Settlement Program (DWCSP). The Deep Water Horizon Court Supervised Settlement Program will give new hope and opportunity to those discouraged in the wake of unpaid or denied BP claims. In lieu …
One of Morris Bart‘s most memorable cases was a class action lawsuit filed in 1999 over the diet pill popularly known as Fen-Phen, which was linked to heart valve malfunction. When the firm provided an EKG for one plaintiff, the test showed she needed surgery immediately. After the operation, her doctors told her she probably …
