Chehardy Sherman Williams is thrilled to announce that Cedric Richmond, an attorney for The Trial Team and former senior advisor to the President, has been named a partner at the firm.
A New Orleans civil district court jury returned a unanimous verdict against Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana (BCBSLA) for fraud and abuse of rights in favor of St. Charles Surgical Hospital (SCSH) and Center for Restorative Breast Surgery (CRBS).
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$421,000,000 Verdict: St. Charles Surgical Hospital vs. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana
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James M. Williams, chair of the LSU Board of Supervisors, delivered the keynote address to the LSU Shreveport graduates in 2018. In his speech, Williams focused on the theme that “there is victory in defeat.”
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James Williams, former chair of the LSU Board of Supervisors, highlights the success and impact William F. Tate IV had during his time as president of LSU. He expressed his confidence that Tate would bring the same transformative leadership to Rutgers University.
Chehardy Sherman Williams is one of the most recognized law firms in the region. Its attorneys have years of experience representing clients in 21 practice areas in all courts.
Attorney Daniel Buras doesn’t view service to his country in the abstract. Buras, who hails from a family that has served in the military for generations, remembers the exact moment when he felt compelled to serve.
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A New Orleans jury has rendered a verdict in favor of Huntsman Corporation worth more than $125,000,000 in a long-running court battle against Praxair/Linde.
The difference between $300,000 and $3 Million isn’t just measured in dollars and cents. For Thomas Lavigne, that difference translated into back wages for the job he lost because of injuries suffered in a serious car accident.
The plaintiffs asked for $15 million. The jury awarded $0. Why? “Put your cards on the table!”
