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LCG city-parish attorney moves to dismiss lawsuit with St. Martin Parish

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City-Parish Attorney Patrick S. Ottinger has filed an unopposed motion to dismiss the appeal currently pending in the United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit. The lawsuit arose from the removal of a spoil bank on the Vermilion River in February of 2022, located on or adjacent to land in St. Martin Parish.

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LCG city-parish attorney moves to dismiss lawsuit with St. Martin Parish

LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) -- A dispute between Lafayette and St. Martin parishes over dredging and drainage could be over. Lafayette City-Parish Attorney Patrick S. Ottinger has filed an unopposed motion to dismiss the appeal currently pending in the United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, in New Orleans. "The dismissal of this appeal enables the administration to engage with the United States Army Corps of Engineers and representatives of S…

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Lafayette city-parish attorney moves to dismiss federal appeal for spoil banks suit

City-Parish Attorney Patrick S. Ottinger; motion to dismiss the appeal; pending in the United States Court of Appeals; Fifth Circuit; New Orleans; Louisiana; September 2023 decision; United States District Court; Western Division of Louisiana; dismissed without prejudice; suit brought by Lafayette City-Parish Consolidated Government; against St. Martin Parish; United States Army Corps of Engineers;

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