Safeguard recently received the following email from a Louisiana/Mississippi law firm detailing some relevant information pertaining to the aftermath of hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

From: "Jay Morris" <jmorris@creditorlawyers.com>
Subject: Hurricanes Katrina and Rita        

Dear Clients & Friends,

We have been asked a number of questions about the situation and the law in both Louisiana and Mississippi in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.   Accordingly, we have compiled many of the frequently asked questions and they are attached hereto for your reference.  Each PDF document reflects whether it relates to Louisiana (LA) or Mississippi (MS) as well as the topic.

If you all need further elaboration, don't hesitate to contact us.  The attached memorandums do not constitute legal advice and are only informational in nature and the contents thereof are not guaranteed.   For legal advice, please contact counsel.

Jay

Jay Morris
Attorney, Louisiana/Mississippi
Dean Morris, L.L.P./Morris & Associates
direct voice:  318-398-2210
direct fax:     318-330-8001
jmorris@creditorlawyers.com

Attachments:

Louisiana

Demolitions FAQ Part 1:  Demolitions A FAQS.LA.pdf &  Demolitions B.LA.pdf

Executive Orders:  Executive Orders FAQS.LA.pdf

Status of the Courts:  Status of Courts FAQS LA (2).pdf

Freddie Mac Release of Insurance Proceeds:  Immediate release of Hazard insurance proceeds - FHLMC.LA.pdf

Insurance Issues:  Insurance Issues FAQS.LA.pdf

Investor Moratoriums:  Investor Moratoriums FAQS.LA.pdf

Parish Ordinances:  Ordinances FAQS.LA.pdf

Premises Liability Issues:  Premises Liability Issues FAQS.LA.pdf

Significance of FEMA:  Significance of FEMA FAQS.LA.pdf

Mississippi

Demolition and Premises Liability Issues:  DEMOLITION and PREMISES LIABILITY.MS.pdf

Governors Proclamation:  Governor proclamation.MS.pdf

Insurance Issues:  Insurance claims.MS.pdf

Investor Moratoriums:  Moratoriums.MS.pdf

Significance of FEMA:  SIGNIFICANCE OF FEMA.MS.pdf

Status of the Courts:  Status of the Courts in MS.pdf