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Emergency Rule 28 from the Louisiana Commissioner of Insurance

By McGlinchey on September 22, 2016
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Due to the State of Emergency declared on August 12, 2016 by Governor John Bel Edwards in response to the historic flooding in parts of Louisiana, and the inability of many insurance policy holders to repair their property within normal time frames because of a shortage of building materials, contractors, and construction workers, the Commissioner of Insurance has promulgated Emergency Rule 28, which retroactively suspends statutory provisions of the Insurance Code concerning cancellations, terminations, nonrenewals, and nonreinstatements of insurance policies due to a material change in the insured risk, and also gives insureds additional to comply with other policy provisions.

The emergency rule applies to all lines of insurance and all regulated entities.

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    Insurance
  • Blog:
    Flood Law Blog
  • Organization:
    McGlinchey Stafford, PLLC
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