Louisiana’s updated “No Pay, No Play” law also raises the recovery threshold for uninsured drivers from $15,000 to $100,000 ...

New laws in Louisiana that took effect on Jan. 1, 2026, aim to lower the state's high auto insurance rates. In 2025, ...

A new set of Louisiana laws took effect on Jan. 1, 2026, primarily to lower the state's leading auto insurance rates, while others address taxes, health care, and government transparency. Louisiana ...

MONROE, La. (KNOE) - New changes to insurance and unemployment laws are coming to Louisiana in 2026. Starting Jan. 1, anyone ...

Tensions are escalating at the State Capitol as a legislative package that attempts to lower auto insurance costs in Louisiana nears its final stage of approval. On Wednesday, the Senate advanced six ...

In their efforts to reduce auto insurance rates in Louisiana, state lawmakers advanced several bills Tuesday that seek to rein in personal injury lawsuits — including a measure to limit cases from car ...

A proposal to prohibit auto accident victims who aren’t lawful U.S. residents from recovering insurance money for injuries is nearing final passage in the Louisiana Legislature. House Bill 436, ...

Louisiana lawmakers will convene to address the state's high auto insurance rates. Gov. Jeff Landry and Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple have differing approaches to lowering rates. Landry blames ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — Louisiana approved of State Farm’s request to decrease the average rate for car insurance policyholders throughout the state, while approving an increase for ...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Some Louisiana homeowners say their biggest financial challenge isn’t what they pay to drive, it’s what they pay to stay. As Governor Jeff Landry touts new laws aimed at lowering ...

Sen. Jay Luneau, D-Alexandria, stands after a June 20, 2023, Senate Committee on Health and Welfare meeting. (Claire Sullivan/Louisiana Illuminator) Tensions are escalating at the State Capitol as a ...

(Wesley Muller/Louisiana Illuminator) Tensions are escalating at the State Capitol as a legislative package that attempts to lower auto insurance costs in Louisiana nears its final stage of approval.