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Hodgins Devereaux Injury Lawyers: Protecting the Rights of the Injured Across Louisiana

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Mandeville, LA, 2025-11-15 /EPR Network/ — When someone is hurt in an accident, they often face more than just physical pain—they also confront mounting medical bills, time away from work, and the uncertainty of what to do next. The team at Hodgins Devereaux Injury Lawyers is here to help.

Led by experienced litigators Norman Hodgins and Matthew Devereaux, the firm proudly represents injury victims throughout Louisiana, including Mandeville, Baton Rouge, and surrounding communities. With over $15 million recovered in verdicts and settlements, Hodgins Devereaux has built a reputation for fighting—and winning—on behalf of people who have been wronged. Their mission is simple: to help accident victims rebuild their lives with compassion, strength, and justice.

### Standing Up for the Injured in Mandeville

Whether someone was hurt in a car wreck or injured in a fall, the firm’s Mandeville personal injury lawyers provide trusted legal support from start to finish. The team’s Mandeville car accident lawyers assist victims in pursuing compensation for medical care, lost income, and emotional trauma. Meanwhile, their Mandeville slip and fall lawyers represent those hurt on unsafe or poorly maintained property.

### Representing Clients Across Baton Rouge

Hodgins Devereaux also serves clients in Baton Rouge who need skilled legal representation after an accident. The firm’s Baton Rouge personal injury lawyers are dedicated to holding negligent drivers, property owners, and corporations accountable. For victims of serious crashes, their Baton Rouge car accident team takes on the insurance companies that try to minimize claims. For those hurt in dangerous conditions, the Baton Rouge slip and fall lawyer team helps clients recover for medical bills, pain, and lost wages.

### Experienced. Compassionate. Proven.

Unlike many law firms, Hodgins Devereaux Injury Lawyers isn’t run by a single attorney juggling dozens of cases alone. Clients benefit from a team of seasoned trial lawyers who are dually licensed in Louisiana and Mississippi, giving them an edge in complex multi-state injury claims.

“We take pride in standing with our clients when they need us most,” said attorney Matthew Devereaux. “Every case we handle is personal, and every client deserves to have their story heard.”

### About Hodgins Devereaux Injury Lawyers

Hodgins Devereaux Injury Lawyers represents victims of car accidents, slip and fall injuries, wrongful death, birth injuries, legal malpractice, and class actions throughout Louisiana and Mississippi. With offices in Madisonville, the firm combines local experience with powerful courtroom advocacy to deliver results for the injured.
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DAN GAINOR: The 5 craziest stories of October — from Karine Jean-Pierre to PETA plaques

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We have passed the spooky season of silly “No Kings” protests and whines about White House renovations. Halloween marks the start of one of our favorite times of year: eating. The three biggest food holidays all land within two months.

Halloween came right after an event commemorating the recently departed revolutionary Assata Shakur, the former member of the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army who escaped a New Jersey prison to Cuba 46 years ago. In other words, another cop killer.

According to the New York Times’ loving farewell to Shakur, she murdered “state trooper Werner Foerster, who was killed, and another, James Harper, who was wounded.” Notice a trend? You should. Shakur died in September, or I’d dwell more on the media’s love fest for her. Watching Zirin lament the poor health of “the country’s best-known political prisoner” was bad enough. For the record, I lament his health, too, just not in the same way.

### Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow

If you travel the back roads of the United States, you will encounter oddities: large monuments to furniture, trolls, a giant elephant, and even Carhenge (just what you think it is; Stonehenge is better). Count wacky museums in that list.

But we are losing one—Leila’s Hair Museum in Missouri. Alas, Leila Cohoon died at 92, and now they are “rehoming the collection of more than 3,000 pieces to museums across the country,” according to the Associated Press.

The AP describes the hair art coming from “past presidents, Hollywood legend Marilyn Monroe, and even Jesus” (that last one, I kind of doubt). Hair art used to be how people remembered loved ones or captured keepsakes of famous people. The museum also drew the attention of celebrities from comedian Phyllis Diller to Ozzy and Kelly Osbourne.

It’s good to see other museums taking on these unusual memories, but that’s one less cool roadside stop.

### When You’ve Lost the Washington Post

Former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre made the news in October—and not in a good way. She should be used to that after an inauspicious term in her role, covering for President Joe Biden’s obvious dementia.

“KJP,” as she is sometimes called, has a new book out, *Moving Forward: A Story of Hope, Hard Work, and the Promise of America*. In World Series terms, she whiffed on all three. Don’t wait to buy your copy.

Even the Washington Post had unkind words for it. Book critic Becca Rothfeld wrote a lead 190 words long with six semicolons and two em dashes. She complained that KJP had only given up on the Democratic Party because it helped “usher a doddering Joe Biden out of the 2024 presidential race.”

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