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More insurance reform bills are making their way through the legislature including one that would crack down on personal injury attorney advertising.
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The House of Representatives voted 74-17 to pass a bill that would shift the state’s official public notices from The Advocate newspaper to a government-run website.
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Lawmakers are suspicious of contractors who go "door to door" to find customers after storms.
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SB 2 proponents presented unfounded links between the levels of fluoride in drinking water and autism, low IQ and thyroid problems at the hearing. The bill is strongly opposed by health experts and dentists.
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A bill that would have protected the practice of IVF in Louisiana failed to make it out of a Senate committee hearing Tuesday.
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Legislation to repackage portions of Amendment 2, which failed in the March 29 election, will be heard in the House Ways and Means Committee this week.
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At least three bills in the 2025 legislative session propose changes that could affect cases moving forward amid a push to carry out more death sentences.
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" Let me be clear, both sides are to blame. I am not here to support lawyers or our insurance companies, I'm here to help Louisianans who elected us,” Landry said in opening remarks during the 2025 legislative session.