Eleven Insurers Have Become Insolvent.
As the epicenter of climate disasters, hurricane-battered Louisiana is in the middle of a property insurance crisis. The destruction of Hurricanes Delta, Ida, Laura and Zeta have pushed several insurance providers to the point of insolvency, costing billions of dollars in damages and paid losses.
A report from the Legislative Auditor's Office said 11 insurers have been declared insolvent between July 2021 and September 2022, and an article from The Advocate/The Times-Picayune said an additional 12 have withdrawn from the state since 2020.
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