Donelon: Tort reform effects on auto insurance rates won’t be known for two years

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Though tort reform legislation—billed by many lawmakers as a way to lower auto insurance rates for both individuals and businesses—technically went into effect Jan. 1, Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon doesn’t expect the effects of the legislation to show up in rates for another two years. “Only cases that go to court would be affected

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