Louisiana enacts comprehensive auto insurance reforms targeting litigation reduction and stricter insurance oversight to lower coverage costs.

Louisiana tackles high insurance premiums with legislative legal reforms aimed at reducing claim abuses and balancing insurer protections.

Louisiana Senate advances SB-28 to offer up to $10,000 tax credits for fortified roofs, aiming to reduce home insurance losses and stabilize rising premiums.

Explore key factors influencing New Orleans auto insurance, including unique driving challenges, local risks, coverage options, and cost management strategies for better protection.

Louisiana's elevated bodily injury auto claims exceed national rates, impacting premiums and prompting ongoing debates over tort reform and insurer transparency.

Louisiana Senate advances House Bill 148, sparking debate over expanding Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple's authority to reject auto insurance rate hikes amid rising premiums.

Louisiana lawmakers focus on auto insurance reforms to reduce the nation's highest premiums by addressing high bodily injury claims and tort litigation.

Louisiana enacts new insurance law mandating disclosure of available vehicle and home insurance discounts. Key 2025 auto insurance reforms target legal cost drivers to improve market transparency and affordability.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry champions legislation to expand the insurance commissioner's authority over auto insurance rates, igniting debate on market impact and regulatory balance.

Starting May 2025, Louisiana property and casualty insurers must disclose all available premium discounts to policyholders, enhancing transparency and compliance.