Even the worst occurrences imaginable can have silver linings. For Chris Capdeville, the strange times after Hurricane Katrina led him to find the craft that he would eventually make his occupation. Chris is the proud owner of a millwork and furniture design and fabrication shop called Atelier Woodworks, an LCI member. Chris grew up in Mandeville, …
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LCI Workers’ Comp Baton Rouge member Spring North Professional Cleaning Services has been making a clean sweep in offices and their surrounding properties since 2016. The boutique janitorial business is owned by Katreena Moses, a woman who believes that connecting people to gainful employment is a higher calling. She said, “I absolutely love community. I …
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New Orleans is a city known for excess of every kind: food, drink, and entertainment are widely available at all times to the point of distraction. Too much of the good times can take a toll on your body. LCI Member New Orleans Track Club has been trying to get people to become more active …
Continue reading Running With A Cause: Casey Urschel of The New Orleans Track Club
The COVID-19 Pandemic put many things on hold; weddings, birthday parties, and other events that would normally bring friends and families together to celebrate have been postponed or canceled altogether due to safety restrictions. Diego Oliva, the owner of LCI’s member business Crystal Events in Kenner, could not have foreseen this sudden, devastating world event …
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The state of Louisiana needs as much help as it can get for healing the environment. As much as Louisianians enjoy the lush greenery and vast number of waterways that abound, we don’t seem to take care of our environment in the manner that it deserves. One of the people working hard to get environmental …
Continue reading La Vie En Green: Hailey Allison of The Green Project
David Cano, the founder of LCI’s member business Iron Design, never thought that he would end up owning his own metalworking business one day. Yet, he owns one of the most popular custom metal workshops in Baton Rouge. His life’s work seemed to find him rather than the other way around, and it’s taken him …
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Along Williams Boulevard in Kenner, Louisiana, a suburb of the New Orleans metropolitan area, you’ll find an expansive range of restaurants boasting international fare. Mesoamerican, Japanese, Middle Eastern, Brazilian… it’s a true culinary kingdom! LCI Workers’ Comp is proud to provide comp for many restaurants in this area including Mazaj Café and Chilangos Restaurant. One …
Continue reading Serving Up Seafood: Pamela Tran of Williams Seafood & PoBoy
New Orleans is a top destination for those seeking exotic, rich, and wonderful food; cuisine is one of the main reasons that people say they want to visit the city. Our famous culinary traditions that were formed over hundreds of years have been handed down from generation to generation in the kitchens of the most …
One of the most striking features of the Lakeview neighborhood of New Orleans is the greenery. Lakeview offers its residents a variety of tall trees, lush yards, and wide, grassy neutral grounds to enjoy. However, all of that plant life doesn’t maintain itself. That’s where LGD Lawn and Landscape comes in. The rapidly-expanding landscaping company …
Continue reading Growing a Green Thumb – Colin Casey of LGD Lawn and Landscape
LCIA, the member services arm of LCI Workers’ Comp, held a spooktacular Family Day for LCI’s members at the brand new Louisiana Children’s Museum in City Park in New Orleans on October 19, 2019. Many of LCI’s New Orleans-area members came out to have a great time playing with their families and friends. They were …
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