United States — Louisiana
RS 23:638
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Payments under covered benefit plans can discharge the employer, trustee, or insurer from adverse claims unless prior written notice of a claim is received first.
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United States — Louisiana
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Payments under covered benefit plans can discharge the employer, trustee, or insurer from adverse claims unless prior written notice of a claim is received first.
United States — Louisiana
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A savings and loan association may form a savings and loan holding company, and the commissioner must issue regulations to implement this section.
United States — Louisiana
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If a company-action level event occurs, the insurer must submit a risk-based capital plan to the department and, if needed, a revised plan.
United States — Louisiana
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A foreign limited liability company must apply to the secretary of state for an amended certificate of authority if it changes its name or starts doing different business in the state.
United States — Louisiana
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In stock-loss suits against railroad companies, the defendant can avoid liability only by showing the killing or injury was not caused by its fault or careless train operation.
United States — Louisiana
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If a bank or bank holding company acquires a savings and loan association, the surviving institution and its subsidiaries must not engage in insurance activities unless the activity is authorized by R.S. 6:242.
United States — Louisiana
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A captive insurance company may not pay dividends or make distributions from capital or surplus unless it first gets the commissioner’s approval.
United States — Louisiana
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R.S. 45:1200 and 45:1201 do not stop the commission from taking action against specified rail and utility operators for offenses provided by law.
United States — Louisiana
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A health organization must file a risk-based capital plan with the commissioner after a company-action level event, and may have to revise it if the commissioner finds it unsatisfactory.
United States — Louisiana
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This section defines several terms used in the chapter, including appraisal, appraisal management company, appraisal management services, appraisal review, and Board.
United States — Louisiana
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A trust company’s self-dealing contracts are not void or voidable just because directors or officers have an interest, if the stated disclosure and approval conditions are met or if the commissioner finds the contract fair.
United States — Louisiana
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Pledged securities and securities acquired through repurchase agreements must be delivered to the state depositing authority when demanded.
United States — Louisiana
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A domestic fraternal benefit society may be converted and licensed as a mutual life insurance company if it follows the Insurance Code, the board writes a conversion plan, the supreme governing body approves it by two-thirds vote, and the commissioner of insurance approves it.
United States — Louisiana
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Automobile insurers may exclude certain coverage for rideshare-related driving periods, and a transportation network company must direct certain claim payments to the repair facility or lienholders.
United States — Louisiana
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Insurers may enter derivative transactions only if they meet the section’s conditions, keep required controls and records, and stay within specified exposure limits.
United States — Louisiana
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Registered bonds operate as a mortgage on the principal obligor’s real estate, except bonds signed by surety companies.
United States — Louisiana
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Telegraph companies and their officials or employees must not wilfully delay or refuse to receive, transmit, or deliver written messages within one mile of their office.
United States — Louisiana
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A trust company may not have liabilities over three times its capital unless the commissioner gives prior written approval.
United States — Louisiana
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This section says the subpart regulates the formation and operation of domestic captive insurance companies in Louisiana, and it may be cited as the CHOICES Law.
United States — Louisiana
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An interlocal risk management agency operating an interlocal risk management program is not treated as an insurance company or insurer.