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.

Explore the implications of Louisiana's proposed tort reform on auto insurance claims and industry reform, including the contentious House Bill 34.

Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple announces a new auto insurance reform plan aimed at tackling rising costs and market instability in the state. The initiative involves key industry stakeholders and is crucial for regulatory compliance.

A recent poll reveals Louisiana voters prioritize curbing insurance costs, reflecting a strong desire for legislative action in the 2025 session.

Louisiana leaders are discussing ways to address high auto insurance rates through tort reform dialogue.

Louisiana lawmakers are pushing for bills to address high auto insurance rates and the impact of lawsuits on costs.

An audit reveals Louisiana's homeland security office failed to comply with federal reporting for disaster grants, raising concerns over fund management.

Senator Royce Duplessis raises concerns over auto insurance rates in Louisiana and debates potential legislation to limit insurer profitability.

Louisiana Senate examines the impact of profit margins on auto insurance pricing amid rising rates, with a focus on risk factors determining premiums.