It’s common for a person to allow a friend or family member to use his car, so many people drive a vehicle they don’t own. If a driver who doesn’t own the car is involved in an accident, it can be confusing to determine whose insurance company is responsible for...

Neblett, Beard and Arsenault will sponsor the Cenla Pregnancy Center’s Second Annual Gift of Life Fundraising Banquet as a Silver Sponsor. This year’s banquet will feature several speakers, including keynote speaker Melissa Ohden. To learn more about the organization,...

U.S. News & World Report has included Richard Arsenault in the 2020 U.S. News – Best Lawyers “Best Law Firms” Rankings. To be selected for this honor, a firm must have an attorney with a high enough peer review to be considered. “Best Law Firms” rankings are based...

Attorney Richard Arsenault, recognized as one of America's 50 Most Influential Trial Lawyers by Trial Lawyer magazine, will be chairing the 26th Annual LSBA Admiralty Symposium on Friday, September 13th, 2019 in New Orleans. Arsenault, seminar chair since the...

When you're pursuing a personal injury claim following a car accident, you're likely to encounter several unfamiliar terms. One of these is subrogation. When dealing with an auto accident, this legal process allows an insurance company to make a claim against a third...

Determining financial responsibility for injuries resulting from an auto accident is normally a fairly straightforward process. Typically, one driver or both can be considered at fault. However, it may be possible for someone other than the driver to be responsible...

Car sharing and ride sharing services offer many advantages for those who don't have a valid license, don't enjoy driving, or simply wish to avoid the expense of car ownership. However, these services can sometimes create liability questions when an accident occurs....

If you've heard your personal injury claim referred to as a MIST case, you may be wondering what this term means and how it affects your right to compensation. MIST is an acronym for Minor Impact Soft Tissue. This terminology was first adopted in the 1990s, when auto...

When you're injured in a car accident caused by another driver's negligence, you may be approached by the insurance company with a settlement offer a few weeks after the incident. Making the decision to sign this release of claims is not one that should be taken...