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You may have heard that resolving a workers' compensation dispute in Louisiana takes a long time. If you are considering filing a claim for benefits that your employer or insurer has refused to provide, you might also wonder if you can do anything to help move things along a bit faster. As a gen...

If you're injured on the job in Louisiana, it's important to report your injury to your employer promptly for several reasons: 1. If you delay in reporting your injury, you may not receive prompt medical attention, which could worsen your condition and increase your recovery time. 2. Reportin...

If you’re involved in a crash and the other driver flees, gather information at the scene and call the Delsa Law Firm, LLC for help

The most dangerous road in Louisiana is always the one you’re driving on. When accidents happen, call the Delsa Law Firm, LLC, for help

If you’re involved in a car crash in Louisiana, there are certain things you should and should not do afterward.

In some cases, you may be able to file both a workers’ compensation claim and a personal injury lawsuit for your work injuries

Accident Damages in Louisiana | Delsa Law Firm LLC Description: If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Louisiana, you may be entitled to substantial damages. The Delsa Law Firm, LLC, can help you recover.

Insurance Company Tactics | Delsa Law Firm, LLC Description: Insurance companies use various tactics to delay or avoid making payments; let the Delsa Law Firm, LLC, help you get what you’re entitled to.

It's tempting – you've been in a crash involving another driver, and shortly after that, you're contacted by their insurance company with what sure seems like a very generous offer. Having that money in your account wouldn't hurt and might even go a long way towards helping you pay some bills. So...

It might seem like a “no-brainer” – you're in an accident, and the other driver is ticketed while you're not. Maybe the police report states that the driver is the one responsible for the crash. So why would you need a lawyer for what appears to be an open-and-shut case? Unfortunately, it's not ...