The Louisiana Department of Insurance and the Louisiana Insurers’ Conference (LIC) will hold the Seventh Regulatory and Compliance Workshop on July 13, 2004 at the Holiday Inn Select (formerly the Radisson Hotel), 4728 Constitution Avenue, in Baton Rouge. At the event, department staff will discuss new trends in regulatory matters, legislative updates from the 2004 Louisiana Legislative Session and other important issues. This workshop will aid in the communication between the industry and the department. Lunch and supplementary materials are included in the registration fees.
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