Louisiana lawmakers have a full agenda as they opened this year's regular session amid unpredictable federal cuts and skyrocketing insurance rates.

Here are a few key terms and points to know as debate ramps up over insurance reform in the next couple of months.

The proposed bills would reinstate one-way attorney fees, which some argue would again incentivize insurance litigation, driving up costs.

Louisiana lawmakers begin a legislative session Monday, focusing on tax, infrastructure, and insurance reforms.

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The pub in the Vista said it has seen it’s liquor liability insurance premiums more than triple in recent years.

Louisiana lawmakers are putting insurance reform front and center this session, with Gov. Jeff Landry and Insurance ...

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There is evidence to support Temple’s sentiment, as Louisiana has grappled with insurer solvency. Between 2021 and 2023, over ...

Mothers Against Drunk Driving calls on Legislature to protect responsible bars and restaurants without bailing out ...