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Sep16
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The Louisiana insurer of last resort, Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corp. (Citizens), borrowed $1 billion to pay off claims after hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Now La. Governor Kathleen Blanco is considering a partial state bailout for the insurer accoridng to...
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Jul26
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The Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America (IABA) will be in New Orleans this September for a leadership conference and board meeting. Three hundred of the attendees will be working with Habitat for Humanity to help rebuild the hurricane...
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Jul11
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A little over a month ago Louisiana Insurance Commissioner James Donelon asked “insurers to voluntarily extend the one-year deadline for customers to file suits for unsettled claims related to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita” according to insurancejournal.com. A month has passed...
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Jun22
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A Senate-backed plan to alleviate some insurance hikes in Louisiana was rejected by that states House of Representatives claiming, “the money would be better set aside for potential emergencies” according to insurancejournal.com.A spending bill, House Bill 1208, was amended by...
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May25
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In Louisiana a law called the valued policy law allows payment of the full value of a homeowners’ policy. Louisiana homeowners are “seeking full value replacements under windstorm coverage for houses that were destroyed by flood as well as wind”...
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Louisiana homeowners Archives