Sanchez Burke, LLC

10/14/2026

10/09/2026

And here we are 42 years later!

10/07/2026

Facing a legal challenge is stressful enough. Having a team that is responsive, reliable, and genuinely invested in your case makes all the difference.

We are grateful for clients like Bailey G. who trust Sanchez Burke with what matters most. If you are looking for a legal team that stays on top of your case from start to finish, see what our clients are saying:
https://www.sanchezburke.com/testimonials/

10/02/2026

Under Louisiana's pure comparative fault system, insurance companies often inflate a claimant's share of fault to reduce what they are required to pay. Having an attorney who understands how to counter these tactics and present evidence of the other party's negligence is essential to a fair outcome.

If fault is being disputed in your Louisiana injury claim, our team can help you fight back:
https://www.sanchezburke.com/blog/louisiana-personal-injury-settlement-amounts-examples/

10/01/2026

A properly structured trust allows your family to transfer assets without the delays and court involvement that succession typically requires. For families with real property, business interests, or complex household situations, trust planning provides privacy, efficiency, and control.

If you want to protect your family from unnecessary complications after you are gone, speak with our team about whether a trust makes sense for your situation:
https://www.sanchezburke.com/succession-real-estate-planning/

09/30/2026

Home modifications, long-term care, assistive devices, and lost lifetime earnings all have real legal value in a catastrophic injury case. Building a thorough claim requires medical professionals, life care planners, and economic experts to document the full scope of what has been lost.

Speak with our team before accepting any offer from an insurance company:
https://www.sanchezburke.com/lafayette-catastrophic-injury-lawyer/

09/28/2026

A wrongful death claim compensates surviving family members for their own losses. A survival action compensates the estate for what the victim experienced before death. Both can be pursued simultaneously, and understanding the distinction ensures no element of compensation is overlooked.

If your family has lost a loved one due to another's negligence, our team can explain what claims may be available:
https://www.sanchezburke.com/lake-charles-wrongful-death-and-survival-action-lawyer/

09/25/2026

Unlike some states, Louisiana requires formal court proceedings to transfer immovable property after a death. Families who skip this process often discover the problem years later when they try to sell, refinance, or pass the property on to the next generation.

If your family has inherited property that has not been properly transferred, our team can guide you through the process:
https://www.sanchezburke.com/succession-real-estate-planning/

09/24/2026

Federal maritime jurisdiction does not stop at open water. Injuries on Louisiana's inland navigable waterways, including the Mississippi River, the Atchafalaya Basin, and industrial canals, can also trigger maritime law. This affects which claims are available, what damages you can recover, and how long you have to file.

If you were injured on Louisiana's inland waterways, our team can help determine which laws apply to your case:
https://www.sanchezburke.com/cameron-parish-maritime-lawyer/

09/23/2026

Ongoing physical therapy, specialist visits, and reduced earning capacity can extend the true cost of a serious accident well beyond initial medical bills. Accepting a settlement before the full picture of your recovery is known can leave you covering expenses that should have been someone else's responsibility.

Speak with an attorney before you sign anything:
https://www.sanchezburke.com/lafayette-car-accident-lawyer/