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10/23/2026

We've been working up an appetite at our office all week and Sweetie's Bar-B-Q sounds like a great idea for lunch today! If you havent seen our full spotlight video check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=So5T41q7sHo

10/22/2026

What a night!

Several hundred music lovers came together at a local brewery Tuesday, October 21 for a fun and nostalgic look at the music of the Beatles. The Beatles and Brews event was the third of what will ho…

10/13/2026

Without a proper plan, dividing assets or determining care for dependents can create unnecessary stress and confusion during an already difficult time.

A properly prepared will provides clear direction regarding property, beneficiaries, and personal wishes. For example, if you own a home, hold land, or have minor children, a will ensures that your intentions are known and that the right individuals know what to do next. Without a will, assets are distributed under state law, which may not align with your specific wishes.

In Louisiana, the legal process of settling an estate after someone passes away is commonly referred to as a succession rather than probate. Preparing a succession plan in advance helps make this process much smoother for your loved ones.

Protect what matters most to your family. Visit theharringtonlawfirm.com or call 318-352-5900 to start mapping out your estate plan.

10/08/2026

A mineral lease may look straightforward on the surface, but the details within the contract can affect your land, surface rights, and royalty income for generations.

Before signing an oil and gas agreement, landowners should carefully examine royalty percentages, bonus terms, lease duration, pooling provisions, and post-production deduction clauses.

For example, a property owner may receive a lease offering a standard royalty rate, yet without specific protective language, unexpected expenses can be deducted directly from monthly payouts.

Negotiating terms such as surface-use restrictions, Pugh clauses, and held-by-production provisions helps protect your real property and financial interests.

If you have received an oil and gas lease, call 318-352-5900 or visit theharringtonlawfirm.com to schedule a consultation with our team.

09/29/2026

A denial letter from Social Security can feel final, but for many people it's simply the next point in the process.

Initial claims are often denied for reasons that can be addressed, including incomplete medical records, filing errors, not enough work history for SSDI, or paperwork that doesn't clearly show how a condition limits someone's ability to work.

That last reason comes up often, because a file can document a diagnosis in detail and still say very little about what a typical day looks like, which tasks are no longer possible, or how symptoms affect concentration and stamina. An appeal usually needs updated records and a clearer picture of those day-to-day limitations.

Appeal deadlines are strict, so it helps to act soon after you receive one. Our firm can review the decision with you, explain what the next stage involves, and help build a stronger file. Consultations are free, and there's no attorney fee unless your case is successful.

Call 318-352-5900 or visit theharringtonlawfirm.com to get guidance on your appeal.

09/25/2026

Our new Harrington Law Firm shirts are in!

We’ve got them in LSU, NSU, and Saints colors.

Stop by the office and pick one up today!

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09/17/2026

Why are bankruptcies called Chapter 7 and Chapter 13? The answer is simpler than you may think. Watch this quick explanation to learn where the names come from and the basic difference between these two types of bankruptcy. If you have any questions reach out to us at The Harrington Law Firm today.

09/15/2026

Dealing with overwhelming debt can be stressful, but finding the right path forward brings instant relief. If you are struggling to keep up with monthly bills, understanding the key differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy can bring much-needed clarity.

Chapter 7 bankruptcy allows eligible individuals to discharge certain unsecured debts for a complete financial fresh start. Chapter 13 bankruptcy establishes a manageable repayment plan over three to five years, giving individuals with steady income time to catch up on missed payments while protecting essential assets like a home or car.

The right option depends on your income, total assets, debt types, and personal goals. Whether you need to wipe out credit card balances or stop foreclosure on your home, our team brings more than 30 years of bankruptcy experience to help you evaluate your options in plain language. You do not need to have every detail organized before you reach out to us.

Call 318-352-5900 or visit theharringtonlawfirm.com to get clear direction on what to do next.