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Corvid-19 or the Corona virus is spreading rapidly throughout the United States. Schools are being closed. Public officials are encouraging individuals to engage in “social distancing,” to work [...]

  [SHREVPORT, LA, August 1, 2018] – According to a lawsuit filed in federal court, on August 31, 2017, Deputy Nunnery, an employee of the Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office stationed at Northwood [...]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                                 Contact: Garret DeReus Phone: (504) 619-9999 Email: gdereus@bizerlaw.com   HERITAGE HEALTHCARE SUED IN [...]

In Fry v. Napoleon Community Schools et al., the United States Supreme Court explained the interplay among disability rights laws in public schools.  In Fry, a school refused to allow E.F., a [...]

There are many ways in which a business can discriminate against people with disabilities. For example, they can refuse to make reasonable accommodations for an employee, or they can cut corners [...]