Louisiana gets low marks for insurance regulation
Exhibiting “no special strengths” and weaknesses that include a “highly politicized” atmosphere, “concentrated auto insurance market” and “very low homeowners loss ratio,” Louisiana is ranked No. 45 in the nation for insurance regulation in the R Street Institute’s fifth-annual Insurance Regulation Report Card.
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