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Watermark and Hilton downtown are probably the nicest. I recently stayed at the new Courtyard Marriot downtown and it was nice for a mid-range hotel.

As someone who worked as a paralegal at a PI firm, this is 100% accurate. They want to “borrow against their case” immediately. If it’s a big money case (18 wheeler Or offshore accident) the attorney will loan them the money almost always.

Baton Rouge. Mid city area

Just a bit of advice from someone who's gone through this, you may want to consider having a family member start monitoring her finances (credit cards, bank accounts, etc.) regularly. My grandmother was scammed over the phone several years ago, which was surprising to us as she was an educated and generally pretty savvy woman. We urged her to be more cautious but figured it was a brief lapse in judgment. Looking back, it should have been the first warning sign of dementia. She's gotten progressively worse over the years and we recently had to change her phone number because she was getting scammed on almost a weekly basis.

A home warranty (American Home Shield) was included in the sale when I purchased my house. I tried to use them twice, neither resulted in the problem being fixed, and I paid the $75 fee for someone to show up each time. One of the repair companies they sent was super sketchy. I did not renew.

I went a couple weeks ago. The service was really bad, but the food was decent. However, I would go back for the movie experience alone. The seats are giant recliners with leg rests. There was plenty of space to where I wasn't disturbed by the person next to me eating at all.

Either the Homewood Suites or Hilton Garden Inn (They are connected).

It may not be an outright scam, but you will have to attend one or more timeshare sales pitches

This happened to my 2005 Pathfinder at 61k miles. Nissan has known about these radiator/transmission issues since at least 2008. I took mine to the dealership because the gears were slipping and the engine was reving up on its own. I was told they couldn't find anything wrong (I was under 60K miles at this point). Two months later, complete transmission failure. They told me the transmission and radiator would both have to be replaced ($8,500) and they were not paying a cent as I was outside of the 60k mile warranty. I ended up taking it to an independent mechanic and had the transmission rebuilt for about $5k. Years later Nissan extends the warranty because the defect. They refused to reimburse me because the work was not done at an authorized Nissan dealership. I've been fighting Nissan on this issue for the past 5 or 6 years

I saw Jersey Boys a couple weeks ago in Vegas and it was fantastic!