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Bloom Legal Network is experienced in handling all types of Hurricane Isaac related litigation, having handled many hurricane related claims for clients in New Orleans, Metairie and surrounding areas after other hurricanes....

Tyrann Mathieu, the former LSU defensive back, Heisman finalist,and New Orleans native has taken to Twitter to thank his supporters and offer insight into his future plans. In a tweet on August 17th Matheiu tweeted,...

In a new post-Katirna milestone New Orleans is no longer considered the most blighted city in America. Using reports of active and non active mailing addresses the Greater New Orleans Data Center has calculated that over...

As many residents are aware, New Orleans’ new city-wide assessor, Erroll Williams, recently raised the assessments of over 41,000 local properties. Although this sort of action has typically occurred in quadrennial...

LSU announced in a press conference today that cornerback and Heisman trophy contender Tyrann Mathieu would be dismissed from the football program. The announcement comes after Mathieu failed a drug screening. Sources did not

The New Orleans Police Department will be conducting sobriety checkpoints around the Faubourg Marigny area between 9pm and 5am this THURSDAY, AUGUST 9. Police state that the checkpoints are aimed at impaired motorists and...

NOLA.com reported today that two New Orleans clubs are the latest to feel the heat from the city’s recent crackdown on live music in unlicensed venues. According to reports, Circle Bar on St. Charles Ave and Siberia on

The New Orleans Police Department will be conducting sobriety checkpoints around the Algiers area between 9pm and 5am this FRIDAY JUNE, 15. Police state that the checkpoints are aimed at impaired motorists and reducing...

Amid a package of laws that go into effect in the coming months, a new statute makes traffic camera tickets appealable to New Orleans judges. 517 new laws from the most recent legislative session go into effect today...

(July 31, 2012)- New Orleans police have issued an arrest warrant for Cuba Gooding, Jr. after the actor allegedly pushed a bartender twice in a French Quarter business early this morning. The incident happened in the...

3 individuals and 6 taxi companies have filed suit to block new city rules governing cab companies. The new rules would require taxi fleets to eliminate all vehicles over 11 years old and to ensure that all cabs have modern...

The family-owned bakery that survived the Great Depression and manufactured the classic fried Hubig’s pies burned down last night. Authorities say a five-alarm fire originated somewhere in the Marigny factory’s...

The following streets will experience closures due to President Obama’s visit to the city: The following is a list of street closures and times of closures: •Audubon Boulevard between S. Claiborne and Hickory, both...

Actor Russell Brand was arrested in New Orleans back in March after he wrestled an iPhone from the hands of a paparazzo and threw it through the window of a Warehouse District law firm. The District Attorney’s office...

The federal consent decree over the New Orleans Police Department will be announced today at 3:45pm at Gallier Hall by U.S Attorney General Eric Holder, New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu and other local and federal officials.

It’s been a busy summer at Bloom Legal Network this year and we are proud to announce the launch of two new services! First, our brand new FREE iPhone App is now available in iTunes through the App Store! Features...

Criminal District Court Judge, Lynda Van Davis–who had recently come under scrutiny for frequent absences from the bench and an overflowing docket–announced yeseterday that she will be resigning. Van Davis was the

Christopher Hyer, a deputy at the JPSO resigned from his position under investigation of crashing his patrol car while intoxicated. Hyer was booked with DWI and improper control of a vehicle. Sheriff’s Office officials