If you are injured in the course and scope of your employment, your employer is required to pay for your medical expenses. This includes necessary drugs, supplies, hospital care and services, medical and surgical treatment, any non-medical treatment recognized by the laws of this state as legal, the necessary cost to repair or replace any… Read more »
Swimming is a popular recreational activity enjoyed by people of all ages, providing a refreshing escape from the scorching summer heat. However, amidst the joy and excitement, it is crucial to prioritize safety and take necessary precautions to prevent accidents and potential legal liabilities. As an attorney and an avid swimmer, I understand the importance… Read more »
LawLouisiana is different from the rest of the country in many ways – some great, some not so great. When it comes to Louisiana succession law, depending on your take on it, it may fall into the “not so great” category. Let’s use the example of “Sally”. Sally was married –had been for a long… Read more »
In the bliss of preparing for your marriage in Louisiana, a prenuptial agreement is probably far from your mind. After all, discussing a prenup could make you or your future spouse feel uncomfortable or as though you’re lacking trust in them, But a prenup isn’t necessarily about a lack of trust as much as it… Read more »
If you are injured in the course and scope of your employment, your employer (through their insurer) is obligated to pay indemnity benefits (benefits meant to compensate you for being out of work or unable to return to 90% of your pre-injury wage) and medical benefits (payments for your medical treatment). As it relates to… Read more »
People often confuse workers’ compensation actions or claims with tort or civil claims. However, if you are hurt at work, the things you are entitled to, as well as what actions you should take, vary greatly. For instance: 1. Fault is Not an Issue: If you are involved in a car accident (and it is… Read more »
Why a Will is Crucial for Louisiana Residents in 2024 As we start the new year, it’s a great time to accomplish those little things that we have been putting off for so long. If you were like me, one of those things was preparing for the inevitable, by ensuring that I had a… Read more »
The Stanley-Wallace Law Firm is excited to announce that our very own owner and attorney, Kristen Stanley-Wallace is the 2024 President of the 22nd Judicial District Bar Association. Mrs. Stanley-Wallace was recently sworn in by Judge Burris along with Vice President Michael Nicaud, and Treasurer Amanda Trosclair. The 22nd Judicial District Bar Association is dedicated… Read more »
We are thrilled to announce that for the 8th year in a row, Stanley-Wallace Law has been awarded Best in Client Satisfaction by the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys™. The American Institute’s Family Law Division recognizes attorneys who have excelled in their respective field(s). Attorneys who are recognized by the American Institute’s Family Law… Read more »
