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Louisiana House Bill HB597
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Louisiana 2014 Regular Session
Louisiana House Bill HB597
Introduced
3/10/14
Introduced
3/10/14
Refer
3/10/14
Refer
3/10/14
Caption
Provides relative to class actions
Latest LA HB597 Activity
View All Events: LA 2014 Regular Session HB597
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Previously Filed As
LA HB120
Provides for the suspension of liberative prescription in class action suits
LA HB434
Provides for the suspension of liberative prescription in class action suits
LA HB734
Provides relative to certain procedures in civil proceedings
LA HB137
Provides for the continuous revision of the Code of Civil Procedure
LA HB612
Provides relative to class actions
LA HB472
Provides relative to class actions
LA HB588
Provides relative to extending liberative prescriptive periods
LA HB389
Provides relative to emergency suspension of legal deadlines
LA HB220
Provides relative to actions to determine ownership or possession
LA SB306
Provides relative to prescriptive periods and civil jury thresholds for delictual actions arising from vehicular accidents. (8/1/14)
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TX SB594
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TX HB2246
Relating to certain procedures applicable to electronic prescriptions for Schedule II controlled substances.
TX HB2766
Relating to electronic and other controlled substance prescriptions under the Texas Controlled Substances Act; authorizing a fee.