Update on oral arguments in Landry, Sher cases before Louisiana Supreme Court

In my post from Monday, I neglected to mention that in addition to Landry v. Citizens Property, the Valued Policy Law case, the Louisiana Supreme Court was also to hear oral arguments Tuesday for Sher v. Lafayette, a case where the lower appellate court found a flood exclusion in a homeowners policy ambiguous. I don't know why I did, I've known Sher was coming up for oral argument for some time, but we all do dumb things. Except Dickie Scruggs, that is, as his famous, rich friends like to point out. Forgetting to mention the case in the last post also means I missed a chance to rip into the decision in the Court of Appeals again, so I'll have to make up for it here. Here's my analysis of the Sher opinion when it came out last year. I note with some degree of nostalgia the date of