When people think about personal injury cases, most imagine car accidents or slip and falls. But injuries caused by falling objects are surprisingly common—especially in busy stores, restaurants, shopping centers, warehouses, and other public places across Southeast Louisiana. Whether it’s heavy merchandise in a big box store, a light fixture
Vacations, work trips, family visits—there are countless reasons Louisiana residents hit the road and cross state lines. But no matter how carefully you drive, car accidents can happen anywhere, and getting into one while out of state adds a layer of stress and confusion. If you’re from Covington, New Orleans,
From the daily commute to casino trips and school drop-offs, buses are a common mode of transportation across Louisiana and the Gulf South. While they’re generally safe, bus accidents do happen—and when they do, the injuries can be serious, the legal process can be confusing, and figuring out who’s liable
If you’ve recently been involved in a car accident in Louisiana—whether in Covington, Mandeville, Slidell, Hammond, or anywhere on the Northshore or in New Orleans—one of the most important first steps you can take is to obtain a copy of the official car accident report. Why? Because that report may
Strong evidence is key to winning a personal injury claim. Medical records, photos, witness statements, and expert testimony help prove liability and damages, strengthening your case for fair compensation.
As spring brings more cyclists and pedestrians to the roads in St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, and Washington Parishes, the risk of accidents caused by distracted driving, speeding, and failure to yield increases. If you’ve been injured in a bicycle or pedestrian accident, you have the right to seek compensation for medical
Mardi Gras in Louisiana is one of the most exciting celebrations in the country, drawing thousands of locals and tourists to the streets for parades, parties, and unforgettable festivities. But with the excitement comes an increased risk of personal injuries—from parade float accidents to slip-and-fall incidents. If you or a
In January 2025, Southeast Louisiana experienced an unprecedented snowstorm that trnsformed the region into a picturesque winter landscape. While the snowfall was visually stunning, it also introduced significant personal injury risks due to hazardous conditions. Snowfall Totals Across Louisiana The snowstorm, quickly dubbed the “Gulf Blizzard of 2025”, brought record-breaking snowfall
Burn injuries can range from minor discomfort to life-threatening emergencies, making it critical to understand when to seek immediate medical attention. At Banck Law, we’ve seen how serious burns can impact lives, and we’re here to help you navigate both medical and legal challenges after an injury. Below, we’ll outline
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