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April 21, 2025
Legal Reform Legislative Update: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Insurance and legal reform dominated discussion at the Capitol throughout week one of the 2025 Louisiana [...]
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Sydney Petite
on April 4, 2025
Pelican Institute Statement in Response to the Verdict in Plaquemines Coastal Lawsuit Case
New Orleans, LA—The Pelican Institute for Public Policy released the following statement on behalf of CEO [...]
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Sarah Harbison
on October 21, 2024
New Report Gives Louisiana a “C” for its Worker and Taxpayer Protection Laws
Louisiana all too often finds itself at the bottom of all the good lists, and at the top of the bad ones. [...]
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Team Pelican
on August 15, 2024
2024 Legislative Update CLE/CPE Series
Calling all Louisiana lawyers and CPAs! It’s time for Pelican Institute’s annual Legislative Update [...]
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Sarah Harbison
on July 26, 2024
The Texas Supreme Court recently handed a significant victory to taxpayers, and Louisiana lawmakers should take note.
In Borgelt v. City of Austin, the Goldwater Institute and the Texas Public Policy Foundation joined to [...]
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Dr. Gavin Roberts
on June 13, 2024
Integrated Resource Plans: Planning for Louisiana’s (and Your) Electricity Future
Highlights Like most states, Louisiana’s electricity utilities operate as monopolies, meaning customers [...]
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Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on May 6, 2024
Louisiana’s Legislative Leap: Unleashing Economic Potential Through Strategic Reforms
As the Louisiana Legislature advances, it is crucial to recognize that several transformative reforms are [...]
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Sarah Harbison
on May 2, 2024
Demystifying HB 800: A Closer Look at Louisiana’s Call for a Groundbreaking Constitutional Convention
HB 800 by Rep. Beau Beaullieu is the most talked-about, and most misunderstood, bill of the 2024 Regular [...]
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Daniel J. Erspamer
on April 23, 2024
A Common-Sense Constitution
Common-sense is too often in short supply in politics. The entrenched special interests digging in hard [...]
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