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Archdiocese of New Orleans – Hope Haven and Madonna Manor

UPDATE (6/16/24): The Louisiana Supreme Court and the state legislature have reopened the courthouse doors through June 2027 for adult Louisianans subjected to childhood sexual assault. During that “lookback window,” survivors may bring claims and seek justice from their abusers.   The Guardian’s journalist Jason Berry recently published, “‘The devil was in that building’: New… Read More

Forbes Names Frank Lamothe and Kristi Schubert as Two of the Ten Best Personal Injury Attorneys in New Orleans

Congratulations to Lamothe Law Firm attorneys, Frank Lamothe and Kristi Schubert! Forbes Magazine has named our attorneys Lamothe and Schubert as two of the ten Best Personal Injury Lawyers of 2023 in New Orleans. Forbes considered many factors to come up with the Best Personal Injury Lawyers in New Orleans in 2023. Forbes’ mathematical module… Read More

Kristi Schubert – Leadership in Law Honor by New Orleans CityBusiness

For the third year in a row, Lamothe Law Firm attorney Kristi Schubert has been selected by New Orleans CityBusiness to be a member of their Leadership in Law Class of 2023. Honorees have been chosen because they have distinguished themselves within the legal community by their professional and community involvement, and achievements. Ms. Schubert… Read More

Frank Lamothe – Power List-Personal Injury Attorneys

Frank Lamothe has been chosen by New Orleans CityBusiness as a member of their Power List – Personal Injury Attorneys. The attorneys listed are “some of the region’s most influential professionals” and “are united by a commitment to excellence.” Frank’s Power List profile states that he “believes the working man or woman has a limited… Read More

LLF Attorney Article Published by Louisiana Association of Justice

Enjoining Foreign Anti-Suit Litigation This article, written by Lamothe Law Firm attorney Richard Martin, was published in the Louisiana Association for Justice’s Sept 2023 publication, “Louisiana Advocates.”   In Ganpat v. Eastern Pacific Shipping, PTE, No. 22-30168 (April 28, 2023), the U.S. Fifth Circuit affirmed U.S. District Judge Susie Morgan’s (E.D. La.) grant of a… Read More

Lamothe Law Firm Obtains Favorable Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Ruling

UPDATE (6/16/24): The Louisiana Supreme Court and the state legislature have reopened the courthouse doors through June 2027 for adult Louisianans subjected to childhood sexual assault. During that “lookback window,” survivors may bring claims and seek justice from their abusers.   The Lamothe Law Firm is pleased to report that we have obtained an appellate… Read More

Louisiana Third Circuit Court of Appeal Upholds Constitutionality of “Lookback Law”

UPDATE (6/16/24): The Louisiana Supreme Court and the state legislature have reopened the courthouse doors through June 2027 for adult Louisianans subjected to childhood sexual assault. During that “lookback window,” survivors may bring claims and seek justice from their abusers.   The Louisiana Third Circuit Court of Appeal recently issued a ruling upholding the constitutionality… Read More

Frank Lamothe Included in Best Lawyers in America

Frank E. Lamothe, III has been selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© 2024 for Personal Injury – Plaintiff. This marks 39 consecutive years that Mr. Lamothe has been included, making him one of a select group of attorneys to receive this recognition nationwide. The Best Lawyers in America© attorneys are recognized by… Read More

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Louisiana’s Legal Window for Abuse Survivors is Closing

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Days left in the lookback window
Closes June 14th, 2027

On June 14, 2027, Louisiana’s lookback window closes. Until then, survivors of past childhood sexual abuse can bring a civil claim – even if the old deadline had already passed. Once it closes, that opportunity may be gone.