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The New Year is the perfect time of year for a homeowner to do a complete inventory of items in the home. Having an up-to-date list is essential to have more adequate insurance coverage as well as to settle insurance claims faster. In addition, a home…
With everything easily available from wines and perfumes to electronics and toys, online shopping is an increasingly attractive alternative to braving the local mall during the holidays. However, it can also pose a risk to your identity, according to…
(Dec. 1, 2010)—A collective sigh of relief was heard throughout Louisiana as the hurricane season officially ended. Compared to recent years, the 2010 hurricane season passed quietly in Louisiana. Despite that reality, you may be surprised to learn…
BATON ROUGE, La. (Sept. 23, 2010) — Louisiana has developed and implemented a more comprehensive and stronger building code than Mississippi and Alabama, according to a recent study conducted by the Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS).…
BATON ROUGE, La (Aug. 17, 2010) - The Gulf State Insurance Information Center (GSIIC), a non‐profit organization, today launched a new website – www.GulfStateInsuranceCenter.org– to serve as a repository of information on insurance…
The Times-Picayune
WASHINGTON -- The House of Representatives today approved a 30-dayextension of the federal flood insurance program. The vote was 402-18.The bill includes a controversial provision to encourage privateinsurers to enter the market.In the Senate, Majority…
The Times-Picayune
WASHINGTON -- The federal flood insurance program got another 30-day extension from the House on Thursday, while some lawmakers continue to work for the long-term extension they say is needed to ensure its stability. "I support the House version as a…
Associated Press
Louisiana's property insurer of last resort received permission Thursday to secure a $75 million cash line of credit in case a hurricane damages the state, since a pending legal judgment against the company could nearly drain its bank account. The Louisiana…
The Advocate
WASHINGTON — Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Tuesday he prefersmoving forward with a six-month extension of the National FloodInsurance Program rather than the five-year plan by Sen. David Vitterbecause of “abusive” procedures…
The Advocate
Over the past eight years, Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corp.has spent or budgeted nearly $1.6 million to fight a class-actionlawsuit over tardy claims adjustments following the hurricanes of2005
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