Specific state laws as they apply to the state of Louisiana
Louisiana hit and run laws section RS 14:100 define a hit and run as the intentional failure to stop and render reasonable assistance to anyone who needs it. Additionally, if the victim dies, suffers a serious injury, or if the accused has priors, leaving the scene becomes a felony. Quick take: Louisiana hit and run … Read more
Quick take: Louisiana sexting laws do not protect adult and juvenile offenders from child pornography, sexual exploitation, and other charges. Anyone found guilty of felony offences must register as a sex offender. Some felony offences carry up to thirty years with hard labor. Louisiana sexting laws may protect teen offenders from registration into the state’s … Read more
A Summary of Louisiana Whistleblower Laws The state of Louisiana follows the employment-at-will doctrine. Under this doctrine, employees can be fired for any reason or no reason. However, Louisiana has put in place exceptions to this doctrine to protect employees from wrongful termination or retaliatory actions. The state’s legislature has adopted statutory protections to protect … Read more
Everything you need to know about Louisiana child support laws, updated for 2020. Under Louisiana child support guidelines, both parents are responsible for the financial support of the child(ren). However, if we delve into specifics, you will notice that often, one parent provides more financial support than the other. The question is, how does the … Read more
Statute of Limitations LA- Summary Louisiana’s statute of limitations establishes a deadline before which civil cases – such as lawsuits – must be filed in the state. In relation to criminal charges, it also prevents prosecutors from charging an individual with a crime after a specified period of time has passed. The statutes of limitations … Read more
Louisiana Recording Law Summary: Is Louisiana a One Party Consent State? Louisiana recording law stipulates that it is a one-party consent state. In Louisiana, it is a criminal offense to use any device to record, obtain, use or share communications, whether they are wire, oral or electronic, without the consent of at least one person … Read more
