Tag: Contractor

• Business Litigation

  Personal Liability of LLC Member Now Determined by Four-Factor Test

  • January 23, 2014
  • By Allen & Gooch
  

  Louisiana Supreme Court Overrules Third Circuit In Ogea v. Merrit, 13-1085 (La. 12/10/13), — So. 3d —, the Louisiana Supreme Court overruled the appellate court’s holding that a member of a limited liability company (LLC) could be held personally liable for negligent design and construction.  The case deals with the construction of a new home […]

• Construction Law

  Contractors Beware: Negligent Professional Services Create Liability

  • August 30, 2013
  • By Emile Joseph
  

  UPDATE: THE LOUISIANA SUPREME COURT HAS REVERSED THE APPELLATE COURTS ON THIS ISSUE.  CLICK HERE TO READ MORE. No Matter What Type of Entity You Choose, You Can Still be Personally Liable for Negligent Professional Services Limited Liability Companies (LLC’s) generally offer their members insulation from personal liability.  This means that a court cannot order […]