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.

Louisiana lawmakers propose legal reforms targeting medical billing transparency to reduce auto insurance rates. Insurance commissioner supports reforms based on national precedents.

Louisiana Department of Insurance achieves NAIC accreditation for financial solvency regulation and secures multiple NAIC leadership appointments for 2025, enhancing its role in national insurance oversight.

LABI leads 2024 Louisiana legislative session pushing insurance reform, carbon capture support, early education funding and infrastructure overhaul to boost state's economy.

Louisiana House panel advances legislation to repeal financial compensation law for wrongfully convicted individuals, sparking debate over state vs local fiscal responsibility.

Louisiana's NFIB advocates for insurance reforms to lower premiums and address lawsuit abuse affecting small businesses. Bills targeting legal system fairness are set for House vote soon.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry supports bipartisan House Bill 576 to regulate insurance rates, addressing high auto and property premiums through expanded commissioner authority.