Sharp v. Morgan City
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1DissentWhipple, C.J.
It The majority concludes that summary judgment was appropriate because the inconsistencies and issues of fact as raised by Morgan City in opposition to the motion for summary judgment are not determinative of whether there was compliance with OPLSA. I respectfully disagree.
Specifically, I find that the inconsistencies and issues of fact relate directly to the issue of whether or not the notice was reasonable. OPLSA does not only provide that notice must be given; the Act also provides that notice must be reasonable. See LSA-R.S. 45:143 (“such notice shall be reasonable, considering the work…
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