According to a report from Triple-I, Louisiana ranks among the least affordable states for both home and auto insurance, despite reforms introduced in 2024. “Louisiana, with the leadership of its insurance commissioner, Tim Temple, is on a potential path to stabilizing its insurance market,” said Triple-I CEO Sean Kevelighan. “We’ve seen in other states, like Florida, that legal reform can lead to market stabilization, increased competition, and more favorable pricing for consumers.”
Insurance Information Institute launches campaign in Louisiana on legal system abuse
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