As Louisiana’s largest city, it is perhaps no surprise that many of the state’s 160,000 annual traffic accidents happen in New Orleans. Whether the Big Easy is your home or a travel destination, it’s vital to understand what risks you can face while driving in the area to help keep you and your loved ones […]
Read more...If you have ever been in a car accident in New Orleans, Louisiana, you may have wondered whether you should call the police. Depending on the circumstances, the parties involved in a collision may be required by law to report their accident to law enforcement. By taking certain steps after a car accident, you can […]
Read more...New Orleans has a sizable number of car accidents every year. There are plenty of reasons that this was the case, but chief among them is that New Orleans had (and still has) a serious traffic congestion problem. On average, drivers in New Orleans lose 39 hours every year to traffic. And that intense gridlock […]
Read more...In Lafayette, LA, traffic and red light cameras are vital for enforcing traffic laws. They help keep the roads safer, just like in many other U.S. cities. These automated systems are designed to catch drivers who break the law, such as running a red light or speeding in certain areas. While they serve a good […]
Read more...If you’ve recently purchased a car in Louisiana or are registering a vehicle, you may be wondering if you are required to display a front license plate. This is an important question. You don’t want to violate the rules governing vehicle registration or law enforcement expectations in the state. Are Front License Plates Required? In […]
Read more...Experiencing a tire blowout while driving can be a terrifying and dangerous situation. In Louisiana, where unpredictable weather conditions and busy roads can make driving hazardous, knowing how to handle a tire blowout is critical for your safety and avoiding a car accident. If you find yourself in this unsettling situation, follow these five steps […]
Read more...Car accidents can be frightening and overwhelming, and knowing what steps to take after the crash can be challenging. One of many people’s most important questions is: “Do I have to go to the doctor after a car accident?” The answer is yes, and here’s why it’s so important to see a doctor as soon […]
Read more...Louisiana uses a fault-based system for car accident claims. Therefore, purchasing the right insurance coverage is essential to protect yourself in the event of a car accident. In addition to required liability insurance, you may also want to consider other insurance coverage, including uninsured motorist coverage. What Are the Requirements for Car Insurance in Louisiana? […]
Read more...T-bone car accidents, also known as broadside, angle, or side-impact collisions, can happen in an instant but leave lasting consequences. T-bone car accidents represent a disproportionate share of serious and fatal injuries. There is less protection in a side impact compared to a rear-end or head-on collision. These crashes often raise many questions for victims […]
Read more...Car accidents are alarming and can be dangerous for anyone involved. If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Lafayette, Louisiana, you may be eligible for compensation from the at-fault driver, even if the incident seemed minor at first. Even a seemingly minor accident can lead to unexpected medical expenses, lost wages, and other […]
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Mansfield Melancon Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers was founded to protect the rights of accident victims in Louisiana. Since our founding, we have become a recognized leader in personal injury law, recovering tens of millions for our injured clients. Our legal team boasts decades of combined experience and is known for taking on complex catastrophic injury and accident cases.
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Mansfield Melancon Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers serves injured clients throughout Louisiana. We have office locations in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Lafayette to better serve accident victims across the state, including Orleans Parish, East Baton Rouge Parish, and Lafayette Parish.