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LATIFPA 2021-2022 Report to Legislature

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. The program educates them about the consequences of auto theft and insurance fraud and offers them, IN LOUISIANA IN 2021 BY CITY FBI UCR LOUISIANA AUTO-THEFT 2021 City # of thefts City # of thefts, 70804-9214 to report actions and studies of the Louisiana Auto Theft and Insurance Fraud Prevention, for printing by State Agencies established in La. R.S. 43:31. LOUISIANA AUTOMOBILE THEFT, WAS PRODUCED BY: LOUISIANA AUTOMOBILE THEFT AND INSURANCE FRAUD PREVENTION AUTHORITY (LATIFPA

2012-13 Legislature Report

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the consequences of auto theft and insurance fraud and offers them tips to avoid being victims of vehicle, ) 342-5900 • FAX (225) 342-3078 • http://www.ldi.la.gov LOUISIANA AUTOMOBILE THEFT & INSURANCE FRAUD, : The Louisiana Automobile Theft and Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority (LATIFPA) welcomes this opportunity, theft and insurance fraud. Louisiana reported 7,881 stolen vehicles in 2012. This represents a 13.6, , Louisiana ranks 30th in vehicle thefts per capita and 26th in total vehicle thefts. The continued decline

ACA Group Minutes 9-14

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introduced themselves. Ms. Tai Istre, Office of Technology Services, State Census Data Center, t p : / / f a c t f i n d e r 2 . c e n s u s . g o v / 2 TheACAWorking Group members discussed

Exhibit 6-A - Elevance Health 10-K YE 2022

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thereto; information technology disruptions; changes in economic and market conditions, as well, related to non-compliance with the complex regulations imposed thereon; our ability to maintain, and funding risks with respect to revenue received from participation therein; a negative change, . Therefore, our reportable segment presentation in 2023 and its composition will reflect how we, some of our operating segments. Therefore, our reportable segment presentation in 2023 and its

F54 - Reply Memo of GCI on MSJ - CGI - 8 21 17

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theReceiver's suggestions,thereis nothing ~aispicious aboutthe existenceoftwo signedcopiesoftheAmendment. Indeed, theReceiverappeaxsnottohavereadthefinal sentence oftheAmendment, whichstates: [I]f, work or any review of relevant business records. The Court should therefore strike the referenced, therefore be relied upon in its place. Alternatively, the Code of Evidence expressly recognizes, is therefore baseless. See generally 1 The only difference between the documents is the appearanceofGreg

LHCC Agenda sept 16, 2016

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– Theresa Ray VI. New Business A. Update on Louisiana Health Information Exchange and DHH’s Electronic

LHCC 9-16-16 Agenda

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– Theresa Ray VI. New Business A. Update on Louisiana Health Information Exchange and DHH’s Electronic

LHCC agenda 6-4-21

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LHCC Members - Josh Alford and Senator Robert Mills B. COVID-19 / Vaccination Update – Theresa Sokol

O152-3 - MPSJ - Exhibit B

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in the Engagement Agreement; therefore, Plaintiff, as the successor to the contractual rights, information to justifu a belief therein. 3. Buck denies the allegations of Paragraph 3 insofar, to justifu a belief therein insofar as they pertain to the other Defendants. 4 4688023 1 4, of Paragraph 5 for lack of sufficient information to justi$r a belief therein. 6. Buck denies the allegations of Paragraph 6 for lack of suffrcient information to justifu a belief therein. 7

2019-2020 LATIFPA Annual Report

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 Report to the Legislature July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020 LOUISIANA AUTOMOBILE THEFT & INSURANCE, : The Louisiana Automobile Theft and Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority (LATIFPA) welcomes this opportunity, theft and insurance fraud. Louisiana reported 10,716 stolen vehicles in 2019, which represents a 7% decrease from 2018. Nationally, Louisiana ranks 21st in vehicle thefts per capita. LATIFPA continues to demonstrate great success in its efforts to reduce automobile theft and deter insurance