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Gov. Landry signs tort reform bills into law

  • On Wednesday, May 14, 2025, Gov. Jeff Landry officially enacted several tort reform bills during a signing event held at the Governor's Mansion in Baton Rouge.
  • Lawmakers sent these bills after a legislative session that focused on reducing insurance costs and limiting frivolous lawsuits amid ongoing debates between political parties.
  • The new laws include provisions raising injury award thresholds, requiring proof of injury, and capping noneconomic damages at $5 million per year to strengthen accountability and address high insurance rates.
  • Landry emphasized that recent actions aim to protect Louisiana residents from meritless legal claims fueled by trial lawyers employing data-focused tactics, noting the mixed partisan reactions present at the event.
  • These reforms aim to lower insurance rates, align Louisiana with other states’ standards, and improve transparency in litigation financing, affecting insurers, drivers, and the trucking industry.
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News15 | Lafayette, LA broke the news in on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
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