Louisiana HB924 regulates contractor conduct during disaster response periods, prohibiting certain solicitations and inducements.
Louisiana HB924 amends contractor regulations to address conduct during declared disaster or emergency periods. The bill prohibits contractors from making directed communications to homeowners or occupants during the six months following a declared disaster or emergency, unless initiated by the homeowner or occupant. It also bans offering inducements to homeowners or occupants, such as rebates, discounts, or promises of insurance payouts.
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