A Louisiana woman accused her uncle of transferring interests in nearly 300 acres of her late mother’s estate to himself and businesses linked to him. More than 23 years after her mother’s death, an appeals court revived her claims concerning his handling of the estate but upheld the dismissal of other claims. It also cancelled a $10,000 damages award and ordered further proceedings. A Louisiana woman accused her uncle of transferring interests in nearly 300 acres of her late mother’s estate to himself and businesses linked to him. More than 23 years after her mother’s death, an appeals court revived her claims concerning his handling of the estate but upheld the dismissal of other claims. It also cancelled a $10,000 damages award and ordered further proceedings.
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