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La. insurance commissioner concerned about offering things of value
Regulatory Updates
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
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In a bulletin released on Nov. 30, the commissioner of the Louisiana Department of Insurance expressed concern that title insurance producers in the state are violating Louisiana law by providing things of value to clients in exchange for business. Read on to find out what things of value he considers prohibited.

 



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