Tag: Louisiana tort reform

Can Louisiana Stop the Lawsuit Spiral Dragging Down Its Insurance Market?

Ben Jones
Louisiana’s Big Legal Problems

Louisiana’s Big Fix for Big Legal Problems Louisiana’s got a problem. A big one. The state isn’t just known for its gumbo and jazz; it’s also infamous for sky-high insurance rates. Why? Well, it all comes down to an overstuffed legal system, often nicknamed the “jackpot justice” machine. Think about it: Louisiana has a smaller population than New York, but racks up more bodily injury insurance claims. You’d think this was a bad joke, but it’s real. State lawmakers are saying “enough is enough” and pushing through a series of…

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Tort Reform Sparks Heated Debate in Louisiana’s 2025 Legislative Session

H. Cutner
Tort Reform

Louisiana is no stranger to the crossroads of tort reform and its auto insurance crisis, and as the 2025 legislative session gains speed, the conversation is anything but quiet. With lawmakers, legal experts, insurance companies, and citizens all deeply invested, the question remains whether the proposed changes will truly impact insurance premiums or simply shift the scales of justice. What Is Tort Reform, and Why Does It Matter? At its core, tort reform is about reshaping the rules of civil lawsuits, particularly those involving personal injury claims. A “tort” happens…

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