Landlords sue feds over eviction moratorium, cite takings clause The National Apartment Association sued the federal government recently alleging that the eviction moratorium amounted to a “taking” under the Fifth Amendment. The NAA claims that the moratorium, which the Supreme Court has declared unlawful is a taking that requires just compensation. It appears the NAA is seeking $26 billion in compensation from the federal government.
Read the entire Complaint here ( https://www.scribd.com/document/518305390/Complaint-Nat-l-Apt-Ass-n-v-United-States-No-21-1621-Fed-Cl-July-27-2021#from_embed ).
Louisiana runs three separate adoption procedures for three different situations: intrafamily adoption for relatives with custody, stepparent adoption within that same framework, and adult adoption under an entirely different Civil Code track.
Louisiana requires most malpractice claims to go through a medical review panel before a lawsuit can be filed. Here is how the panel process works, how it protects your deadline to sue, and what the damages cap does and does not cover.
Louisiana pays four distinct categories of workers' compensation wage benefits, each with its own duration rules. Here is how TTD, PTD, SEB, and PPD actually work, and how long each one can last under La. R.S. 23:1221.
