Louisiana direct action reform bill awaits Landry's signature
Louisiana's "direct action" statute, which allows plaintiffs to sue a defendant's insurance company, is now set for repeal.
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Louisiana's "direct action" statute, which allows plaintiffs to sue a defendant's insurance company, is now set for repeal.
As state lawmakers look for ways to increase the number of insurance companies willing to write policies statewide, they’ve turned to programs such as Fortify Homes.
State Senate President Cameron Henry had a tough message for Gov. Jeff Landry when they met in the governor’s fourth floor Capitol office in January.
(The Center Square) – A Louisiana bill that would ban the practice of direct action, a legal practice where a claim is placed against an insurance company and not the
A bill which would stop automakers and car dealers from sharing telematic data from vehicles with insurance companies is moving in the House.