A broken tailbone is one of those injuries you don’t think about until it happens to you. Then, every movement is a reminder of just how much you rely on that small bone at the base of your spine. The pain can be sharp, dull, or radiating, and it can make simple things like standing, […]
Read more...If you have been in a car accident in Louisiana, you are likely wondering how long it will take to get your claim paid. Waiting on that settlement check can sometimes feel like an eternity, especially when medical bills and other expenses are waiting to be paid. State Farm can take anywhere from a few […]
Read more...Louisiana is the only state in the country whose private legal system is based on civil law rather than the common law system, which stems from English law. Therefore, Louisiana law already seems different and odd to some people. One thing Louisiana shares with other states is strange and weird laws. Every state has weird […]
Read more...If you’ve been hurt on the job in Louisiana, you’re likely wondering how your workers’ compensation benefits are determined. The aim of workers’ compensation is to help you recover lost wages and medical costs if you’re injured performing your duties. However, calculating these benefits can be confusing. Below is a quick look at the basics […]
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...If you get hurt in an accident in Louisiana, a power of attorney, also often called a mandate, helps protect you. Someone you trust can make decisions if you can’t. Understanding how power of attorney works in Louisiana can help you stay prepared for unexpected situations. Whether you’re recovering from an injury or planning ahead, […]
Read more...One common question many personal injury victims and their families want to know is, “How much is my case worth?” Knowing the amount of compensation they can expect to receive from their case helps victims make informed choices about whether to file a claim, what amount to settle that claim for, and when they should […]
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...The legal world is filled with distinctive terminology. If you’ve seen the abbreviation “Esq.” after a lawyer’s name, you might wonder what it stands for. “Esq.” is short for “esquire,” a title reserved for someone who is legally authorized to practice law. Any lawyer, whether they practice personal injury law, work as a defense attorney, […]
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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 serve injured clients throughout Louisiana. We have office locations in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Metairie, and Lafayette to better serve accident victims across the state, including Orleans Parish, East Baton Rouge Parish, and Lafayette Parish.