Welcome to 2021! Like you, we expect 2021 to improve on last year’s model. We’re encouraged by the FDA’s approval of a handful of COVID-19 vaccines and looking forward to a more normal existence in the months to come. Louisiana has been good to us, and we wouldn’t want to live or work anywhere else!
They are both begin with the letter “U” and were both part of the COVID-19 Relief law signed by President Trump earlier this month. The law deals with many subject matters including a $300 federal unemployment supplement and the release of an unclassified report about U.F.O.s near U.S. military bases. If you don’t believe
New Orleans & Metairie have a 10.1% delinquency rate because their mortgage population has payments or more than 30 days overdue. According to November 2020 Black Knight Inc. data, the New Orleans area has a 10.1% mortgage delinquency rate because many New Orleanians have requested CARES Act forbearance on their payments due to COVID- 19.
Congressional leaders have decided to not leave Washington DC for the upcoming holiday until an agreement has been reached on a stimulus bill. The stimulus bill is expected to pass by this Friday and has been tied to a federal spending bill that must pass to avoid a government shutdown. The current stimulus bill is
President Trump ordered Governors to work with FEMA to set up a “Lost Wages Assistance Program” $300 weekly federal payments will supplement Louisiana unemployed who are receiving at least $100 in weekly unemployment; Economists estimate that the federal supplement will last only one to two months before the money allocated runs out. On Saturday, President
According to a recent laworks.net video, Louisiana has brought back the Work Search Requirement to receive Unemployment benefits “because $600 federal unemployment supplement has ended.” However, there are exceptions for COVID-19 related issues and exempt claims. Work Search is looking for a job online, by email, by fax, by phone or by attending a job
The Coronavirus & $600 Per Week Louisiana Unemployment Claims The CARES Act signed into law by President Trump gives Louisiana eligible employees as well as independent contractors and other workers, who are ordinarily ineligible for unemployment, $600 per week in additional unemployment benefits. To Apply in Louisiana, make your claim with the Louisiana Department of Labor
With $14 a barrel oil & Coronavirus layoffs affecting Oil Field Workers, Warehouse Workers, Truckers and those in the Service Industry, disabled injured workers with work restrictions, who returned to work in a modified duty position after receiving Louisiana Workers Compensation, may find they are still able to collect workers comp. Before applying for unemployment
The Louisiana Insurance Commissioner James Donelon learned something from his Republican counterpart Deeia Beck at the Texas Office of Public Insurance Counsel. Ms. Beck represents the interest of Texas consumers in insurance matters. Therefore, she has created a nifty online tool allowing Texas policyholders to compare coverages for homeowners, automobile, renters and condo insurance. The
Acupuncture & Louisiana Workers Compensation Tao Te Ching says, “One gave birth to two,” which came to be known as yin and yang. Yin and yang are the polarities of the universe – night and day, life and death, male and female and, perhaps even plaintiffs’ attorney and defense attorney. Traditional Chinese Medicine maintains the
Welcome to 2021! Like you, we expect 2021 to improve on last year’s model. We’re encouraged by the FDA’s approval of a handful of COVID-19 vaccines and looking forward to a more normal existence in the months to come. Louisiana has been good to us, and we wouldn’t want to live or work anywhere else!
They are both begin with the letter “U” and were both part of the COVID-19 Relief law signed by President Trump earlier this month. The law deals with many subject matters including a $300 federal unemployment supplement and the release of an unclassified report about U.F.O.s near U.S. military bases. If you don’t believe
New Orleans & Metairie have a 10.1% delinquency rate because their mortgage population has payments or more than 30 days overdue. According to November 2020 Black Knight Inc. data, the New Orleans area has a 10.1% mortgage delinquency rate because many New Orleanians have requested CARES Act forbearance on their payments due to COVID- 19.
Congressional leaders have decided to not leave Washington DC for the upcoming holiday until an agreement has been reached on a stimulus bill. The stimulus bill is expected to pass by this Friday and has been tied to a federal spending bill that must pass to avoid a government shutdown. The current stimulus bill is