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Hit by a driver with no insurance or not enough? Your own UM/UIM coverage may pay. Learn how uninsured motorist claims work in Louisiana and how to protect it.

Driving uninsured in Louisiana can now cost you the first $100,000 of your claim. Learn how the updated No Pay, No Play law works — and its exceptions.

Were you partly at fault for your Louisiana wreck? You can still recover. Learn how pure comparative fault works and how insurers use it to shrink your payout.

Louisiana changed its car accident filing deadline from 1 to 2 years in 2024. Learn which deadline applies to you and why waiting can cost your claim.

Accidents involving rideshare or delivery drivers can complicate the path to compensation. Whether you were hit by an Uber, Lyft, or DoorDash driver, or were a passenger in a rideshare vehicle, it’s important to understand your rights and the steps needed to protect them.

Workers' compensation is a type of payment designed to help workers recover lost wages, cover medical expenses, manage disability, and address other costs that arise from job-related injuries. Many workers' comp (or workman's comp) cases often conclude with a settlement. However, understanding when does workers comp offer a settlement depends on various critical factors.

Sideswipes happen all the time and in many cases, these collisions result in little else than a few dings, scratches, and some paint damage to the side of your vehicle. But a sideswipe collision at 75 miles per hour on a zooming highway can very quickly be the catalyst for a severe car accident — and a potentially life-threatening injury.

Learn what to do after a sideswipe accident in Monroe, LA. Find out common causes, legal liability, and how Bruscato Law Firm can help you secure compensation.