Louisiana Supreme Court to hear oral arguments on appeal of Landry case, interpretation of Valued Policy Law

The docket for the Louisiana Supreme Court says that oral arguments will be heard tomorrow in Landry v. Citizens Property Ins. Co., a case featuring a remarkable opinion from the Louisiana Third Circuit Court of Appeal -- remarkable in the sense it makes you want to remark that it makes no sense whatsoever. Of the many insurance coverage cases I have read in the last year, this one is certainly in the top two as far as sheer ability to cause frustration and pain to the reader. As I said in this prior post on the case when it came out, the dissent is somewhat more to the point but equally out to lunch. There is no need to repeat the rest of what I said before, my opinion hasn't changed. You can read about it in the prior post. Landry is about Louisiana's Valued Policy Law, and the