Louisiana 2024 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR156

Introduced
5/30/24  
Introduced
5/30/24  
Passed
5/30/24  

Caption

Commends Jeff Albright for his contributions to Louisiana on the occasion of his retirement.

Impact

The resolution highlights Mr. Albright's achievements in legislative affairs that have shaped the insurance landscape in Louisiana. His leadership in the IIABL helped protect policyholders and agents alike while pushing for crucial reforms in the state’s insurance regulations. Under his tenure, Louisiana saw the establishment of significant legislation that improved the operational framework for independent agents, made insurance more affordable, and ensured accountability for policyholders, thus enabling better market conditions for insurance services in the state.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 156, introduced by Senator Talbot, is a commendatory resolution recognizing and honoring Jeff Albright for his significant contributions to the state of Louisiana upon his retirement. Mr. Albright has had a distinguished career in the insurance industry, serving for over 45 years, notably with the Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of Louisiana (IIABL). His role at IIABL as chief operating officer for many years and his previous work as an education director underscore his commitment to enhancing the professionalism of insurance agencies in Louisiana through various educational initiatives.

Sentiment

The overall sentiment surrounding SR156 is positive and celebratory. The resolution reflects appreciation for Mr. Albright’s dedicated service and his influence on the insurance industry's development in Louisiana. The commendation reveals a collaborative and respectful atmosphere within the state legislature, emphasizing collective recognition of significant contributions to public service and legislative improvements.

Contention

While there are no explicit points of contention associated with SR156 as it is a commendatory resolution, one might note that the underlying issues related to insurance legislation can sometimes evoke differing opinions, particularly regarding the effectiveness of regulatory measures and their impact on both policyholders and insurance agents. However, the resolution focuses on honoring an individual rather than debating legislative policies.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR6

Commends Jerry Arledge on the occasion of his retirement as West Monroe High School head football coach.

LA SR46

Commends and congratulates Dr. John L. Crain, President of Southeastern Louisiana University, on the occasion of his retirement.

LA SR155

Commends and congratulates Shelby Ainsworth on the occasion of his retirement as principal from West Monroe High School.

LA SR89

Commends and congratulates Will Sentell on the occasion of his retirement from a distinguished career in journalism.

LA SR172

Commends Michael J. Olivier of Baton Rouge on the occasion of his retirement from the Committee of 100 for Economic Development.

LA SR3

Commends Coach Barry Rubin on his outstanding accomplishments and on the occasion of his retirement from the NFL.

LA HR142

Commends Billy Lewis on the occasion of his retirement

LA HR81

Commends Dr. John L. Crain on the occasion of his retirement as president of Southeastern Louisiana University

LA SCR9

Commends Bossier High School Principal David Thrash on the occasion of his retirement.

LA HCR146

Commends Michael J. Olivier on the occasion of his retirement from the Committee of 100 for Economic Development

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