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NAAIA Disaster Preparedness Webinar Flyer 8-24-2021 and 8-26-2021

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• Greg Swanson – Director, Swanson Insurance Agency • Kendrick Slan – Agent, Shelter Insurance

Title 22 in Ethics Presentation

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which the payments are being made. (k) Making known to insureds or claimants a policy of appealing from, to the best of the applicant's knowledge and belief. C. ( 1) In order to make a determination, not undertake the adjustment of any claim if the adjuster is not competent and knowledgeable as to the terms, expertise; (2) An adjuster shall not knowingly make any oral or written material misrepresentations, and false entries. (a) Knowingly filing with any supervisory or other public official, or knowingly making

2020-2021 LDI Annual Report

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. Competition from dozens of insurers the LDI helped recruit after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita has helped keep rates in check while giving consumers choices. Meanwhile, Act 283 of the 2020 Regular Session, story..................................................................48 20. ActonsTa ken, ........................................63 25. ActonsTa ken Regarding Producer, C l a i m s A d j u, fairly. By verifying that Louisiana’s insurers are fnancially sound, agents are knowledgeable

091214 Funds Recovered

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knowledgeable staff can help resolve disputes with insurers and assist policyholders in securing, specialist, who will help them with the process. Appointments are not required and LDI keeps staff

011613 Insurance Claims Payments

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for additional insurance settlements. Our knowledgeable staff can assist consumers to determine when, are not required and LDI keeps staff members available between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m

LATIFPA 2017-2018 Annual Report

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Bridge, along I-49 and in Kenner. The use of license plate readers in these locations resulted, of the Senate Committee on Insurance) Mr. Kade Griffon Assistant Attorney General, Department of Justice, Auto Theft and Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority Department of Insurance Mr. Kevin Smith, 271.6 19,058 15 Montana 263.1 2,743 16 Nebraska 271.0 5,203 16 Georgia 259.9 26,801 17 Kansas 269.3, 7,253 21 Arkansas 239.4 7,155 22 Texas 240.4 68,041 22 Kansas 236.6 6,937 23 North Dakota 234.7

2018-2019 LATIFPA Annual Report

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, the Causeway Bridge, along I-49 and in Kenner. This year the LPR program was also active, (Appointed by the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Insurance) Mr. Kade Griffon Assistant Attorney, of Insurance Mr. Kevin Smith, Assistant Director Assistant Director Louisiana Auto Theft, Carolina 283.8 14,257 13 South Carolina 281.9 14,332 14 Tennessee 275.8 18,524 14 Kansas 269.4 7,844, 17 Kansas 269.3 7,846 17 Montana 263.2 2,796 18 Alabama 263.4 12,841 18 Nebraska 252.6 4,874 19

December 2020- Volume 11, Issue 12

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avoid becoming a victim of auto theft. Here are a few tips: Keep valuables and packages out of sight in your vehicle. Lock your car doors. Always park in a well-lit area. Remove your keys from the ignition. Never hide a key in or on your car. Click here to watch a video. Quick, a baby. Health coverage for 2021 begins January 1. Stay Connected with the LDI Keep up

June 2019 Consumer Advocacy and Medicare Update

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. Prepare ahead items for your pets such as travel kennels, bedding, food in water tight containers, . Know the differences between the National Weather Service issued advisories, watches, and warnings, . To keep from getting disenrolled for not paying on time, contact your plan to find out how to pay, . ______________________________________________________________________ Stay Connected with the LDI Keep up with tips and news from

May Commissioner Column Flood Insurance

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from 30,000 claims. That makes it the fourth largest NFIP payout event behind Hurricane Katrina, Jersey – that have each received between $5-$7 billion from the NFIP. Following Hurricane Katrina, Katrina, half of those residents don’t have flood insurance. A solution to this problem could lie, , admitted insurers will begin to write more of the coverage. After Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the coming years will give us kinder weather, we must safeguard the people and communities