Posted by Ryan Roberts on August 17, 2022Lawsuit Abuse is Not a Solution for Louisiana’s CoastIn Louisiana, we have a knack for running job creators off to our neighboring states. One of the clearest [...]Read more
Posted by Sarah Harbison on March 5, 2022Steps to Build a Model Louisiana ConstitutionLouisiana’s 1974 constitution has outlived its usefulness. Since its ratification more than forty years [...]Read more
Posted by Daniel J. Erspamer on January 4, 2022OpEd: Coastal Credit Schemes Are a Paper Tiger for Coastal RestorationOriginally Appeared in the Center Square For years, frivolous lawsuits levied by a few coastal parishes [...]Read more
Posted by Raheem Williams on December 8, 2021New Orleans Cracks Down on Small BusinessesFresh off a decisive re-election victory, New Orleans Mayor, LaToya Cantrell has decided to begin [...]Read more
Posted by on November 22, 2021How States Should Think About AntitrustThere are fewer policy topics more talked about, and less understood than antitrust. Many Americans are [...]Read more
Posted by Daniel J. Erspamer on October 4, 2021163,000 State Regulations Stifle Opportunity in LouisianaLast week, A new report from FreedomWorks Foundation came out grading all 50 states on the openness and [...]Read more
Posted by Sarah Harbison on July 16, 2021How Does a Veto Override Session Work?It’s official. As of midnight on Thursday, July 15, 2021, the Louisiana legislature is heading into its [...]Read more
Posted by Sarah Harbison on May 12, 2021Changes to the Public Records Request Laws are a Potential Roadblock to Government TransparencyLouisiana’s public records statutes are designed to facilitate, rather than hinder, public access to [...]Read more
Posted by Daniel J. Erspamer on May 3, 2021Its Time to Bring Reform to the River PilotsLouisiana has a long history of boards and commissions that lock out competition and exert enormous [...]Read more