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By the time Commissioner Troy Hebert opened up proceedings to public comment during Artmosphere owner Berry Kemp’s hearing before the state Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control on Feb. 25 in Lafayette, it was pretty obvious that Artmosphere would not have its liquor license revoked.
Guidry’s departure from Onebane brings Ogletree Deakins to Lafayette
Longtime Lafayette attorney Greg Guidry has brought one of the largest employment law firms in the country, Atlanta-based Ogletree Deakins, to the city.
Bringing a New Sheriff to Town
As Lafayette Parish voters determine who will replace Mike Neustrom this fall, it’s important to understand the difference he’s made in local law enforcement.
The Independent’s investigation into property taxes will be expanded to analyze whether residential and commercial property owners across the parish are paying their fair share.
Tuten Title hires Mestayer, creates endowed scholarship at UL Lafayette
Attorney Steve Mestayer has joined Tuten Title & Escrow. The New Iberia native earned his business administration and law degrees from LSU.
Levee Board Lawsuit Alive and Well
Out of the news cycle and moving slowly, a regional flood authority’s action against the oil and gas industry remains in appeals courts on both the state and federal levels.
In a reversal of fortune, the city marshal charged with hauling people to jail awaits possibly the same fate.
Oats & Marino Involved in Simultaneous Billing During Whistleblower Suit
The Lafayette law firm received a controversial multi-million dollar contract from DNR in connection with what Collins says was a phony environmental project in the Atchafalaya Basin.
This month Louisiana will officially activate two laws addressing police interaction with the public, drafted and passed with what critics say was knee-jerk rashness and inattention to detail.
Lafayette is poised to appoint a police chief to lead us into a post-Ferguson future. It’s critically important we get this right.
Roya Boustany, an assistant district attorney with the 15th JDC district attorney’s office; George D. “Dave” Ernest III, an attorney with Hurlburt, Monroe & Ernest in Lafayette; and Bernard N. Marcantel and David E. Marcantel, attorneys with Marcantel, Marcantel, Wall & Pfeiffer in Jennings, have been named fellows of the Louisiana Bar Foundation.
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