Former Legislator Austin Badon has won the united endorsement of the Orleans Parish Democratic and Republican Executive Committees, uniting the organizational structure of both political parties behind his candidacy for Clerk of First City Court.
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Former Legislator Austin Badon has won the united endorsement of the Orleans Parish Democratic and Republican Executive Committees, uniting the organizational structure of both political parties behind his candidacy for Clerk of First City Court.
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 Finally some good news for teachers tired of competing with students’ cellphones for their attention during class. Students can no longer text, answer calls or browse social media during the school day at International High School of New Orleans (IHSNO) with the advent of new technology in the form of a security pouch for cellphones.
IHSNO has just launched the new cellphone pouches for the 2018-2019 school year. The security-proof pouches manufactrured by Yondr ensure students don’t have access to their cellphones during school hours. The initiative is the first of its kind in New Orleans to create a cell-free school campus and lessen distractions in the classroom.   MEDICAL-LEGAL TEAM PETITION FOR OPIOID AFFECTED INFANTS AND CHILDREN TO BE REMOVED FROM MULTI-DISTRICT LITIGATION Attorneys representing class actions filed on behalf of babies who will need life-long medical and other specialized care because of opioid use by their pregnant moms are requesting a specialized panel of federal judges to remove such cases from the Multi-District Litigation (MDL).
The filings represent almost 50 percent of all Neo-Natal Abstinence (NAS) or opioid-addicted babies born in the nation, according to Lead Counsel Scott Bickford and Celeste Brustowicz. Suits are filed in states such as Louisiana, Maryland, Ohio, West Virginia, Illinois, California and Missouri. |
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