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- Public Comment - Gerry Savoy-22
- https://ldi.la.gov/docs/default-source/documents/legaldocs/public-comments/public-comment---gerry-savoy-22.pdf?sfvrsn=1cd14652_0
- this to us!!! When something that we have with BC/BS is working for us, why!!! You dont try to fix
- AL2018-01-Cur-InterpretationAndApp
- https://ldi.la.gov/docs/default-source/documents/legaldocs/advisoryletters/al2018-01-cur-interpretationandapp.pdf?sfvrsn=79e74b52_12
- as to how they should interpret and apply
separate deductibles when damage to an insured property, .
Each authorized insurer is allowed to use the policy to determine the event that will trigger
when, their own policy form to define
when this separate deductible is to be applied.
La. R.S. 22:1337(A)(2, , and
definitions set forth in the underlying policy when adjusting a claim that is subject
- Public Comment - Carrie Ketchum 1.11.24
- https://ldi.la.gov/docs/default-source/documents/legaldocs/public-comments-dec23/public-comment---carrie-ketchum-1-11-24.pdf?sfvrsn=87404652_0
- policy due to rising rates. I was told when I changed tiers
my rate would stay the same but it hasn’t
- 1 Public Comment - Gary Marks
- https://ldi.la.gov/docs/default-source/documents/legaldocs/public-comments-dec23/1-public-comment---gary-marks.pdf?sfvrsn=70934552_0
- too fast, so that the people won't get
informed until it is too late. They will realize this when
- 2025 Title 22
- https://ldi.la.gov/docs/default-source/documents/legaldocs/title-22/2025-title-22.pdf?sfvrsn=75a52_0
- ) When the governor declares a state of emergency pursuant to R.S. 29:724
or a public health, in Paragraphs (1) through
(3) of this Subsection.
B. Whenever the c ommissioner o f insurance, in a calendar year per insurer, person, or entity, when such
violations warrant the refusal, suspension, , that t he
insurance company renew the policy or write other insurance business.
(2) When, of the producer's contract with
that company or affiliated group.
(3) When the producer is in default
- Retirement Planning Week
- https://ldi.la.gov/news/press-releases/retirement-planning-week
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 13, 2015 Department of Insurance Offers Tips During National Retirement Planning Week The Louisiana Department of Insurance is offering guidance to consumers during National Retirement Planning Week April 13-17. “Although the process of planning for your retirement may seem stressful, especially when paired, .
Seek professional guidance when necessary. Being proactive about retirement planning can help you
- Assistance and guidance available to residents affected by recent storms
- https://ldi.la.gov/news/press-releases/assistance-and-guidance-available-to-residents-affected-by-recent-storms
- you make. These expenses may be reimbursable under your policy. Also when assessing the damage, take, . Many times you won't be at the number listed on the policy. When an adjuster visits your property
- 11-4-16 Steer Clear of Deer this Fall
- https://ldi.la.gov/news/press-releases/11-4-16-steer-clear-of-deer-this-fall
- at all times and being especially vigilant during dawn and dusk hours when animals are most active. It, lights, loose parts or other safety hazards. When in doubt, call a tow truck. About
- 10.15.20 Donelon and Goudeau Offer Tips for Avoiding Contractor Fraud
- https://ldi.la.gov/news/press-releases/10.15.20-donelon-and-goudeau-offer-tips-for-avoiding-contractor-fraud
- difficult. I advise all consumers to be vigilant when hiring construction assistance in the aftermath, that the work area will be left in its original condition when the job is done. If possible, go one
- 12.9.20 La Policyholders Have Extended Deadlines to File Proof of Loss for Hurricane Claims
- https://ldi.la.gov/news/press-releases/12.9.20-la-policyholders-have-extended-deadlines-to-file-proof-of-loss-for-hurricane-claims
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 9, 2020 Louisiana Policyholders Have Extended Deadlines to File Proof of Loss for Hurricane Claims Commissioner of Insurance Jim Donelon wants Louisiana policyholders who need to file hurricane damage claims to know that they still have time to do so under Louisiana law. Louisiana law (R.S. 22:1264) states that when, extends the 180-day deadline when policyholders are denied access to their properties by civil