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Reminder from Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple - Vimarsana News

Reminder from Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple

SHREVEPORT, La. - As hurricane season closes in, Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple is reminding all Louisiana property and casualty agents that now is a great time to take proactive steps

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Louisiana Legislature enters last week with undecided issues | State Politics - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Legislature enters last week with undecided issues | State Politics

The fate of proposals to call a constitutional convention, let families spend more public money on private schooling and expand Gov. Jeff Landry’s appointment powers hang in the balance as

Louisiana Legislature enters last week with undecided issues | Local Politics - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Legislature enters last week with undecided issues | Local Politics

The fate of proposals to call a constitutional convention, let families spend more public money on private schooling and expand Gov. Jeff Landry’s appointment powers hang in the balance as

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Business groups urge Louisiana Senate leaders to jumpstart stalled tort-reform bills - Vimarsana News

Business groups urge Louisiana Senate leaders to jumpstart stalled tort-reform bills

A coalition of Louisiana business groups is urging state Senate leaders to break a legislative logjam that has kept a pair of tort-reform bills stalled in the Senate Judiciary A committee.

No penalties yet from Louisiana for Ida claims complaints | Business - Vimarsana News

No penalties yet from Louisiana for Ida claims complaints | Business

Less than two years after Hurricane Laura, the state Department of Insurance fined and publicly chastised several insurers who had drawn the largest share of complaints from homeowners. But nearly