Read the full ruling HERE. “We always anticipated it would be a difficult fight to have same-sex marriages recognized in Louisiana,” attorney Dalton Courson said. “We’re disappointed.

James Dalton Courson, representing the plaintiffs, argued that the Windsor decision turned on the 14th Amendment’s guarantee of equal protection under the law.

In New Orleans federal district court on Wednesday, J. Dalton Courson, a New Orleans lawyer, argued that Louisiana’s constitutional ban on gay marriages had the same due process and equal ...

State Attorney General Buddy Caldwell's office has been billed more than $330,000 in legal fees to defend Louisiana's ban on same-sex marriage in court, a fight the state lost when ...