William Haslam signed House Bill 280 into law on March 22. The bill extends the time given to respond to a Department of Revenue (DOR) request for information regarding motorists suspected of not having proper auto insurance coverage. Previously the response time was 15 days; it is now 30 days.
HB 280 also established a $25 fee that will be assessed when a motorist whose registration was suspended due to noncompliance reinstates or renews their registration. This fee is assessed in addition to other costs due at registration.
Brandon L. Guidry
Brandon L. Guidry is the State Implementation Specialist of CV-ALIR for Verisk Insurance Solutions. He has a business administration degree from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
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