Dollar General Slip-and-Fall Case Narrowly Removed to Western District of Louisiana

A personal-injury complaint captioned Delcambre v. DG Louisiana, LLC, case no. 6:26-cv-00689, appeared on the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana docket on March 6, 2026 and is classified as Torts - Personal Injury - Other (360). The filing lists Holly Delcambre as plaintiff and DG Louisiana, LLC as defendant and identifies the matter under the claims heading Personal Injury Claims.

The filing appears in two slightly different formats in available extracts: one source shows the defendant as D G Louisiana L L C and the case number as No. 6:2026cv00689, while an additional docket summary lists the caption as Delcambre v. DG Louisiana, LLC and the case block as 6:26-cv-00689. The additional docket summary also carries a header reading Removed To Federal Court, though no removal papers or originating state-court docket number were included in the excerpts provided.

Key documents necessary to understand the dispute are not yet available in the material reviewed: the complaint text, factual allegations about the slip-and-fall, the location and date of the incident, any demand for damages, and the names of counsel are absent from the reported docket snippets. The available entries supply only the federal filing date, the parties’ names in two formats, the Western District venue, and the court’s case classification.

Because the Additional Source Report labels the matter Removed To Federal Court but does not include a notice of removal, the filing on the federal docket alone cannot confirm the case’s procedural origin. The court appearance on March 6, 2026 is the concrete federal-docket event; confirmation of a state-court origin or the grounds for federal jurisdiction requires retrieval of a Notice of Removal or the original state-court complaint from the court’s CM/ECF or PACER records.

For employees and managers tracking tort claims involving Dollar General’s corporate affiliates, the Western District listing marks the start of a federal case file for Holly Delcambre’s personal-injury matter but stops short of revealing what happened in the alleged slip-and-fall. Until the complaint and any removal notice are obtained from the court record, the nature of the alleged injuries, the store or parish involved, and the legal basis for federal jurisdiction remain unknown; those filings will be necessary to assess potential workplace, premises liability, or corporate-risk implications. The court docket entry on March 6, 2026 establishes the case’s federal presence; subsequent filings will determine how the matter proceeds.