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Louisiana Lemon Law Firms and the Louisiana lemon law code.

This is a list of law firms that specialize in Louisianalemon law cases.

Jones Verras & Freiberg LLC
(800) 998-6942
601 Poydras St. Suite 2655 New Orleans, LA 70130-6004 www.lawjvf.com
Michael W. Whitehead
(985) 727-6722
22415 Level St. Abita, LA 70420
Koederitz & Wilkins, L.L.C.
(225) 928-9111
Suite A 8702 Jefferson Hwy Baton Rouge, LA 70809

Louisiana Revised Statutes Annotated 51:1941 to 51:1948

§ 1941. Definitions.

The following definitions apply when used in this Chapter:

(1) "Collateral costs" means sales tax, license fees, and registration fees and any similar governmental charges.

(2) "Consumer" means:

(a) The purchaser, other than for purposes of resale, of a new motor vehicle normally used for personal, family, or household purposes and subject to a manufacturer's express warranty;

(b) A person, other than for purposes of resale, to whom a motor vehicle is transferred during the duration of an express warranty applicable to the motor vehicle;

(c) A person to whom a motor vehicle is leased; and

(d) Any other person entitled to enforce the warranty.

(3) "Dealer" means a person authorized by the manufacturer and actively engaged in the business of buying, selling, or exchanging new automobiles, new personal watercraft, new all-terrain vehicles, or new motor homes at retail and who has an established place of business.

(4) "Manufacturer" means any person, firm, association, corporation, or trust, resident or nonresident, who manufactures or assembles new and unused motor vehicles.

(5) "Manufacturer's express warranty" and "warranty" mean the written warranty of the manufacturer of a new motor vehicle of its condition and fitness for use, including any terms or conditions precedent to the enforcement of an obligation under that warranty.

(6) "Motor vehicle" means a passenger motor vehicle or a passenger and commercial motor vehicle as defined in R.S. 32:1252(13), sold in this state on or after September 1, 1984. "Motor vehicle" shall include a personal watercraft as defined in R.S. 34:855.2 and an all-terrain vehicle as defined in R.S. 32:771(1), sold in this state or still under warranty on or after August 15, 1999, which is used exclusively for personal and not commercial purposes. "Motor vehicle" shall include the chassis and drive train of a motor home as defined in R.S. 32:1252(12), sold in this state or still under warranty on or after August 15, 1999, which is used exclusively for personal and not commercial purposes. For the purposes of this Chapter, the following motor vehicles are excluded:

(a) Motor vehicles, except for motor homes, 10,000 GVW or above.

(b) Motor vehicles used exclusively for commercial purposes.

(7) "Nonconformity" means any specific or generic defect or malfunction, or any defect or condition which substantially impairs the use and/or market value of a motor vehicle.

§ 1942. Manufacturer's duty to repair; nonconformity

If a new motor vehicle does not conform to an applicable express warranty, and the consumer reports the nonconformity to the manufacturer or any of its authorized motor vehicle dealers and makes the motor vehicle available for repair before the expiration of the warranty or during a period of one year following the date of the original delivery of the motor vehicle to a consumer, whichever is the earlier date, the manufacturer, its agent, or its authorized dealer shall make such repairs as are necessary to conform the vehicle to such warranty, notwithstanding the fact that such repairs are made after the expiration of such terms or such one-year period.

§ 1943. Express warranties; time limit to conform

A. (1) It shall be presumed that a reasonable number of attempts have been undertaken to conform a motor vehicle to the applicable express warranties if the vehicle is out of service by reason of repair for a cumulative total of ninety or more calendar days or the same nonconformity has been subject to repair four or more times by the manufacturer, its agent, or its authorized dealer within the warranty term or during a period of one year following the date of the original delivery of the motor vehicle to the consumer, whichever is the earlier date.

(2) (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of Paragraph (1) of this Subsection, in the case of a motor home, the consumer shall provide written notification to the manufacturer of any of the following:

(i) The need to repair the nonconformity.

(ii) Evidence of a cumulative total of at least ninety days of the motor home being out of service.

(iii) Evidence that the same nonconformity has been subject to repair four or more times by the its agent, or its authorized dealer within the warranty term or during a period of one year following the date of the original delivery of the motor vehicle to the consumer, whichever is the earlier date.

(b) Upon such notification, the manufacturer shall have a final attempt to repair the vehicle. The manufacturer shall have five business days upon receipt of such notification to respond to the consumer as to where the motor home may be delivered for repair. The repair facility shall be one which is authorized by the manufacturer to perform the necessary warranty work.

(c) Once delivered, the repair facility shall have ten business days within which to conform the vehicle to the applicable warranty. The time periods provided for in this Paragraph may only be extended if the consumer authorizes such extension in writing.

(2) If a manufacturer fails to respond to the consumer or to perform the repairs within the time periods described in Paragraphs (1) and (2) of this Subsection, such manufacturer shall be deemed to have waived his rights to a final attempt to cure the nonconformity.

B. The term of an express warranty shall be extended by any period of time during which repair services are not available to the consumer because of war, invasion, strike, fire, flood, or natural disaster.

C. The provisions in Subsection A of this Section shall be suspended for any period of time during which repair services cannot be performed by the manufacturer, its agents, or authorized dealer because of war, invasion, strike, fire, flood, or natural disaster.

§ 1944. Motor vehicle replacement or refund

A. If a nonconformity in a motor home has not been repaired within the time periods provided for in R.S. 32:1943(A)(2), or if after four or more attempts within the express warranty term or during a period of one year following the date of the original delivery to the consumer of a motor vehicle which is not a motor home, whichever is the earlier, the nonconformity has not been repaired or if the vehicle is out of service by reason of repair for a cumulative total of ninety or more calendar days during the warranty period, the manufacturer shall:

(1) Replace the motor vehicle with a comparable new motor vehicle, or, at its option,

(2) Accept return of the motor vehicle and refund the full purchase price plus any amounts paid by the consumer at the point of sale, and all collateral costs less a reasonable allowance for use to the consumer, or any holder of a perfected security interest in the motor vehicle, as their interest may appear, if the transaction was a sale.

B. If the transaction is a lease, the provisions of Paragraph (1) of Subsection A of this Section are applicable or the manufacturer may, if the lessor is willing, accept return of the motor vehicle and reimburse the lessee for all reasonable expenditures in connection with the lease, and further satisfy all conditions of the lease in connection with early termination and related charges. The lessee shall be liable for a reasonable allowance for use of the vehicle prior to the return thereof.

C. A reasonable allowance for use shall be that amount directly attributable to use by the consumer prior to his first notice of nonconformity to the manufacturer, agent, or dealer and during any subsequent period when the vehicle is not out of service by reason of repair.

D. If a manufacturer has established an informal dispute settlement procedure which substantially complies with the provisions of Title 16, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 703, as from time to time amended, the provisions of Subsections A, B and C of this Section concerning refunds or replacement shall not apply to any consumer who has not first resorted to such procedure.

E. The consumer shall have no more than three years from the date he purchased the motor vehicle or until one year from the end of the warranty period, whichever is longer, in which to file suit against the manufacturer to force compliance with the provisions of this Section.

§ 1945. Transfer of title; time limitation

At the time of receiving the comparable new motor vehicle or refund under R.S. 51:1944, the consumer, or lessor, where applicable, shall surrender the motor vehicle subject to the nonconformity to the manufacturer together with the certificate of title with all endorsements necessary to transfer title to the manufacturer. The manufacturer shall provide the consumer, or lessor, where applicable, with a comparable new motor vehicle or refund within thirty days after an offer to transfer title in compliance with this Section by the consumer, or lessor, where applicable, or within thirty days after a decision by the informal dispute settlement procedure established by the manufacturer to award a refund or replacement.

§ 1945.1. Mandatory disclosure of nonconformity to warranty by sellers

A. (1) Upon the sale or transfer of title by a manufacturer, its agent, or any dealer of any second-hand motor vehicle, previously returned to a manufacturer for nonconformity to its warranty pursuant to the requirements of this Chapter, the manufacturer shall execute and deliver to the buyer an instrument in writing in a form prescribed by the commissioner setting forth the following information in ten point, all capital type:

"IMPORTANT: THIS VEHICLE WAS RETURNED TO THE MANUFACTURER OR DEALER BECAUSE IT DID NOT CONFORM TO ITS WARRANTY AND THE DEFECT OR CONDITION WAS NOT FIXED WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED BY LOUISIANA LAW."

Such notice that a vehicle was returned to the manufacturer because it did not conform to its warranty shall also be conspicuously printed on the motor vehicle's certificate of title.

B. The failure of a dealer to deliver to the buyer the instrument required by this Section shall constitute a violation of this Chapter and shall be punishable by a fine of not less than five hundred dollars nor more than one thousand dollars for each violation.

§ 1946. Other remedies

Nothing in this Chapter shall in any way limit the rights or remedies which are otherwise available to a consumer under any other law.

§ 1947. Attorney fees

If the motor vehicle does not conform to applicable express warranties after the consumer has complied with the requirements of this Chapter, the consumer shall be entitled to reasonable attorney fees actually incurred if a judgment is rendered in part or whole in his favor.

§ 1948. Manufacturer's duty to provide reimbursement for temporary replacement vehicle; penalties

A. Whenever a motor vehicle which is covered by a manufacturer's express warranty is tendered by a consumer to the dealer from whom it was purchased or exchanged for the repair of any defect, malfunction, or nonconformity to which the warranty is applicable and at least one of the following conditions exists, the manufacturer shall provide directly to the consumer for the duration of the repair period a rental vehicle reimbursement of up to twenty dollars per day:

(1) The repair period exceeds ten work days, including the day on which the motor vehicle is tendered to the dealer for repair.

(2) The defect, malfunction, or nonconformity is the same for which the motor vehicle has been tendered to the dealer for repair on two previous occasions.

B. The provisions of this Section regarding a manufacturer's duty shall extend only for the period of the length of the manufacturer's express warranty or for two years, whichever period of time occurs first.

C. For violations of the provisions of Subsection A, the consumer shall be entitled to recover from the manufacturer for damages incurred and reasonable attorney fees actually incurred; however, in no event shall the amount of damages awarded be less than two hundred dollars. The provisions of this Section will become effective as to cars sold after January 1, 1987, and will not be in effect in case of war, work stoppages, and natural disasters beyond the control of the manufacturer that would prevent the timely repair or parts delivery to a dealer.

D. This Section shall not apply to personal watercraft or all-terrain vehicles tendered to a manufacturer for repair.

E. This Section shall not apply to motor homes tendered to a manufacturer for repair.

Although it varies from state to state, the Lemon Laws provide that if you acquire (and in many states, lease) a new or pre-owned vehicle or other vehicle covered by a manufacturer's warranty that is found to be damaged after repeated repair attempts, and the manufacturing business cannot repair it despite duplicated tries (in a limited time that varies from state to state), or if the car is not drivable for a set time (usually 30 days) due to its flaws, you are eligible to a wide number of damage settlements, inclusive of:

1. Monetary restitution
2. A restitution of the original price
3. A new vehicle
In addition, almost all of the Lemon Laws (and the Federal Warranty Law) feature a fee transferring mechanism which stipulates that if you win your suit, the manufacturing business or car dealership that sold you the lemon is required to repay legal fees.


Lemon Law Regulations
State-specific Lemon Law Statutes
Each of the 50 states has a unique Lemon Law statute. Even though the wording of each state's statute vary, the common state Lemon Law statute affords remedy for owners with a broken-down automobile sold with a warranty if:

1. The dealership or manufacturing business cannot genuinely remedy a particular defect in the motor vehicle after a sensible number of repair efforts (normally at least three);
2. The motor vehicle cannot be used for at least 30 days due to flaws in the automobile; or
3. The dealership or manufacturing business can't remedy a defect that is a serious safety hazard.

Typically, a faulty automobile is a automobile with a condition or trouble that often cripples its function, marketability, or safety to the consumer and does not comply with the written warranty. Frequently, the time period in which the Lemon Laws are applicable are relatively short; the defects and consequential repair efforts (or out-of-service time period) generally will occur during the first two-years or 24,000 miles of consumer ownership of the vehicle. However, a number of states have even shorter time periods. Additionally, almost all states have notification and initiation prerequisites, such as requiring the consumer to give registered post notice to the maker of the defects and establishing the car dealership a chance to remedy the automobile. Also, some states require that Lemon Law claims be solved through an arbitration procedure.

Generally, state Lemon Law regulations also apply to leased cars and used cars purchased while under the makers original warranty. A number of state Lemon Laws also are applicable to automobiles other than passenger vehicles. depending upon the buyer's state of residence, or the state where the consumer purchased the vehicle, Lemon Laws may be applicable to:

-RV's
-Motorcycles
-Boats
-Other consumer products (such as computers)
There are a number of effective solutions available under the Lemon Laws. States most instances, if the maker cannot repair the automobile, the consumer may either expect the maker to replace the motor vehicle, or insist the maker to reposess the motor vehicle and repay the original price paid together with accompanying damages, such as all fees, towing costs, repair charges, related travel costs and other charges incurred by the consumer as a consequence of the shortcomings in the motor vehicle. Another important remedy possible under most Lemon Laws is attorneys' fees. In almost all states, if you win in a Lemon Law lawsuit, you won't have to pay any laywers' bills-the motor vehicle maker that sold you your lemon is expected to pay your legal expenses.

The defendant car original maker can employ several defenses to a Lemon Law claim. The conventional statute extends that the manufacturing business is not liable if it can show clearly that the troubles in dispute came about because of misuse, forget about, or the alteration or modification of a vehicle by persons other than the original maker, an agent, or an authorized repair facility. In different words, if the consumer damages his or her own automobile, or the troubles were caused by modifications or changes executed by an unauthorized person, the original maker might not be liable.


Federal Lemon Law Statutes
The Magnuson Moss Act
The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act is the federal law that moderates consumer merchandise warranties. Passed by Congress in 1975, the Magnuson Moss Act requires makers and dealers of consumer goods to provide customers detailed data about warranty coverage. Also, it infects both the rights of customers and the obligations of warrantors under written warranties.

Even though the Magnuson Moss Act does not require an car original maker to supply consumers with a warranty, if a warranty is offered, the Magnuson Moss Act offers some protections for the consumer. The Magnuson Moss Act makes it easier for buyers to sue for breach of warranty by making breach of warranty noncompliance of federal law, and by allowing customers to recover litigation charges and sensible laywers' fees.

The Magnuson Moss Act is often applicable in a lemon case in which, for some reason, a state Lemon Law claim is not available or otherwise unfit. For example, divaricate from the relatively short period offered to purchasers inside virtually all Lemon Laws, you may bring a claim for breach of warranty after the warranty period has expired as long as the defects occured during the warranty time period. Furthermore, although some Lemon Laws restrict their coverage to a narrow offering of automobiles, the Magnuson Moss Act is relevant to virtually all consumer products. The Magnuson Moss Act might also apply if you purchased or leased a used automobile without a manufacturer's warranty, or if the vehicle is covered by a service contract or other variety of extended warranty.


The Uniform Commercial Code
The Uniform Commercial Code (referred to as "UCC") has been ratified in every U.S. state. It is the primary foundation of law governing consumer warranties, including motor vehicles and other items. The UCC provides an alternative legal course for customers with lemon troubles.

UCC code states that the buyer of a product is entitled to return products which fail in any feature to the warranty. Thus, if your brand new automobile does not operate as pledged by the original equipment manufacturer (your original warranty is part of your consumer agreement), you can file a claim citing the UCC in addition to whatever additional claims you might have.

The time period for returning a motor vehicle with the UCC is not unlimited. If you detect a gremlin in your automobile inside a reasonable ownership time period, you may reject the motor vehicle. Unfortunately, new vehicles are frequently mechanically complicated and you may not acknowledge whether your item conforms to the agreement until long after you acquire the item and problems begin to come up. Fundamentally, if After this ownership time period you do not refuse the item, you will be deemed to have accepted it and might have no claim through the UCC.

The length of the review time period is not specified in the regulation. The Courts decide how long the sensible review period is based on the purchaser's understanding and experience, the purchaser's difficulty in exposing the gremlin, and the purchaser's chance to expose the flaw.

In spite of this limit, the UCC provides that in certain cases where a purchaser is stated to have approved of products (i.e. the sensible review time has passed), a purchaser can still repeal his acceptance of those products where the non-conformity largely impares the economic value of the products to him. Those cases include lawsuits where it proves challenging to identify the nonconformity or the purchaser was assured that the non-conformity would be repaired. In different words, the court will relieve the purchaser from not rejecting the products where the purchaser could not have fairly done so, or where the manufacturer promised the buyer that the problems would be repaired.
Once a motor vehicle excessively gives out and you have to keep taking it back to the car dealership for repair under the warranty, the auto lemon law can be your next recourse. The defect should be significant in which it hampers your driving the car or your safety. A car stalling frequently is a significant defect. This is precisely the type of condition that may hamper your driving and your safety. Under the car lemon law you are not expected to indicate why the auto is stalling, you simply have to show clearly that it is stalling. In essence you need to check out the lemon law in these 3 instances: the auto keeps dying within the warranty period, the auto is a safety hazard, the car dealership is not able to correct the auto when it is warranted.

If you have a vehicle which is a lemon you can directly write to the manufacturing business and ask for another equivalent vehicle. If this request is not acceptable to the manufacturing business, you could move into an arbitration process. A few manufacturing business* incorporate their own arbitration program. Other manufacturing business* utilise external arbitration program including Autoline by the BBB. The assessment of the arbitrators is binding on the manufacturing business but not on the buyer. If unsatisfied with the opinion, the buyer can take the manufacturing business to court.

Virtually all ordinances stipulate that the buyer ought to be restored back to the financial status they were in prior to purchasing the motor vehicle, less the amount of money that the buyer profited from by using the motor vehicle. To get the payback amount numerous elements are considered such as was it a sale or a lease, the purchase price, taxes and license, and mileage etc.
Some virtually new pre-owned automobiles may qualify under normal lemon laws. For example, a pre-owned auto may fall under regular lemon laws if it is less than one year old and has fewer than 12,000 miles on the odometer. States that do have a pre-owned auto lemon law might be extra generous with the age and amount of mileage. Still, the auto needs to be sold by a dealership that supplies a warranty. Private sales aren't governed, neither are vehicles sold under a declared price paid. There might be additional restrictions to a used car lemon law such as the proposes in which the motor vehicle is pre-owned or the categorisation of motor vehicle. Older cars, are normally excluded from pre-owned auto lemon laws. Used auto lemon laws commonly cover a much shorter time period than new auto regulations. They frequently range from 30 to 90 days, based on your used vehicle's mileage.
When selecting a lawyer for your lemon case, make sure that your lawyer is knowledgeable about the regulations that cover to your state. Also enquire about the pricing structure. Many lemon law attorneys call for a rather humble retainer to cover a lemon law claim, and thenceforth, the lawyer's fees are billed to the original producer. Fundamentally, lemon law claims are commonly very inexpensive to consumers. The reimbursement of lawyer bills varies from state to state. About half of the states allow you to recoup your Attorney charges if you win. The attorney's fee is based upon actual time logged rather than being attached to any other percent of the recovery. In a few States, you have to pay the manufacturing business* attorney's fees if you lose.

Consumers should put their charges in writing and keep a copy. In all written communication, always delineate how difficult it is to take the auto to the car dealership for work and that the dependability that the buyer believed He was acquiring has been non-existent. Any written communication with a car dealership or original producer ought to be sent using certified postal service. In virtually all suits the manufacturing business* claim that they haven't had the essential number of tries to remedy the problem. They count on the knowledge that the buyer doesn't file repair tickets for each instance they have taken the vehicle into the authorized dealership. They also count on the possibility that the repair tickets have different parts repaired every occurance proving that they have not repaired the same problem. Consumers ought to reply by expecting that dealers always hand them a warranty repair sheet. Consumers should also indicate that these unrecorded visits are efforts.

Make sure to be cognisant of your rights under the lemon laws. Upon purchase, immediately page through your owner's book and warranty info entirely, along with the facts with respect to lemon law rights which you should obtain when you acquire your vehicle. Don't rely on your dealership to tell you what troubles are covered by warranty. If your dealership states that a problem isn't covered and you believe that he is purposely deceiving you, be genteel but self-asserting. Don't be frighted to bring out the section of the warranty that is relevant, or to call the original equipment manufacturer for confirmation utilizing the contact info included in your owner's book. You should not be obliged pay for repairs associated to lemon law complaints. It's also important to advise the original equipment manufacturer of a complaint promptly. If you believe that your motor vehicle has a defect that can't be repaired, go over your lemon law rights to see when you are able to file a lemon law complaint.

Lemon Law Tips:

1. Take your car in early - as soon as something appears wrong.
2. Hold onto repair orders - Always obtain a work order when you take the vehicle for repairs, and always obtain a completed repair order when work is completed. Be sure the work order reflects your own thoughts and comments regarding your complaints. If the technician summarizes or changes your complaint too much, have that technician add your corrected comments. Sign and receive a copy of the repair Order before leaving.
3. Be consistent in your complaints. Lemon Laws generally require that a manufacturer's authorized repair facility be provided with a reasonable number of opportunities to repair the same problem(s). Therefore, be as consistent as possible on each repeated repair attempt in describing the problem(s) you are having. This will establish that the problem is the same recurring problem, and will make any potential lemon law claim easier to establish and prove.

4. Look for TSBs: Technical Service Bulletins are issued by manufacturers regarding common defects or repairs in certain automobile models. Your dealer will not seek to tell you about TSBs unless you ask. Ask the dealer to make note of your TSB request on the repair order, even if your dealer tells you that none exist for your problem.
5. Watch for bad advice - Dealers and manufacturers personnel, without intending to, frequently practice law by giving you their version of lemon laws. Typically it is wrong and may be detrimental to your case. It doesn't matter whether the reason for this misinformation is unintentional or not. The effect is similar. So check any advice given by the dealer or manufacturer before making any decision that may harm your case.

6. Beware of arbitration - Manufacturers frequently recommend arbitration or even imply that it is a mandatory prerequisite to resolving your problem. Arbitration is neither desirable nor mandatory! And it is absolutely not a prerequisite for making a lemon law demand!
Leading Misconceptions regarding the Lemon Laws

If my case does not qualify for the lemon law there is nothing I can do.
Attorneys regularly take cases that do not meet the lemon law criteria. All purchasers of defective products have a legal right to compensation. They frequently take cases which do meet the mileage or repair criteria of the lemon law, bring them in court, and secure compensation or other relief for the buyer.

Louisiana Lemon Law Firms:

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Abbeville 70510
Abbeville 70511
Abita Springs 70420
Acme 71316
Addis 70710
Aimwell 71401
Akers 70421
Albany 70711
Alexandria 71301
Alexandria 71302
Alexandria 71303
Alexandria 71306
Alexandria 71307
Alexandria 71309
Alexandria 71315
Ama 70031
Amelia 70340
Amite 70422
Anacoco 71403
Angie 70426
Angola 70712
Arabi 70032
Arcadia 71001
Archibald 71218
Arnaudville 70512
Ashland 71002
Athens 71003
Atlanta 71404
Avery Island 70513
Baker 70714
Baker 70704
Baldwin 70514
Ball 71405
Barataria 70036
Barksdale AFB 71110
Basile 70515
Baskin 71219
Bastrop 71220
Bastrop 71221
Batchelor 70715
Baton Rouge 70823
Baton Rouge 70825
Baton Rouge 70826
Baton Rouge 70827
Baton Rouge 70831
Baton Rouge 70833
Baton Rouge 70835
Baton Rouge 70836
Baton Rouge 70837
Baton Rouge 70874
Baton Rouge 70879
Baton Rouge 70898
Baton Rouge 70896
Baton Rouge 70895
Baton Rouge 70894
Baton Rouge 70893
Baton Rouge 70892
Baton Rouge 70884
Baton Rouge 70883
Baton Rouge 70822
Baton Rouge 70821
Baton Rouge 70820
Baton Rouge 70808
Baton Rouge 70807
Baton Rouge 70806
Baton Rouge 70805
Baton Rouge 70804
Baton Rouge 70803
Baton Rouge 70802
Baton Rouge 70801
Baton Rouge 70809
Baton Rouge 70810
Baton Rouge 70811
Baton Rouge 70819
Baton Rouge 70818
Baton Rouge 70817
Baton Rouge 70816
Baton Rouge 70815
Baton Rouge 70814
Baton Rouge 70813
Baton Rouge 70812
Belcher 71004
Bell City 70630
Belle Chasse 70037
Belle Rose 70341
Belmont 71406
Bentley 71407
Benton 71006
Bernice 71222
Berwick 70342
Bethany 71007
Bienville 71008
Blanchard 71009
Bogalusa 70427
Bogalusa 70429
Bonita 71223
Boothville 70038
Bordelonville 71320
Bossier City 71172
Bossier City 71171
Bossier City 71113
Bossier City 71112
Bossier City 71111
Bourg 70343
Boutte 70039
Boyce 71409
Braithwaite 70040
Branch 70516
Breaux Bridge 70517
Brittany 70718
Broussard 70518
Brusly 70719
Bunkie 71322
Buras 70041
Burnside 70738
Bush 70431
Cade 70519
Calhoun 71225
Calvin 71410
Cameron 70631
Campti 71411
Carencro 70520
Carville 70721
Castor 71016
Cecilia 70521
Center Point 71323
Centerville 70522
Chalmette 70043
Chalmette 70044
Charenton 70523
Chase 71324
Chataignier 70524
Chatham 71226
Chauvin 70344
Cheneyville 71325
Choudrant 71227
Church Point 70525
Clarence 71414
Clarks 71415
Clayton 71326
Clinton 70722
Cloutierville 71416
Colfax 71417
Collinston 71229
Columbia 71418
Convent 70723
Converse 71419
Cotton Valley 71018
Cottonport 71327
Coushatta 71019
Covington 70435
Covington 70434
Covington 70433
Creole 70632
Crowley 70526
Crowley 70527
Crowville 71230
Cullen 71021
Cut Off 70345
Darrow 70725
Delcambre 70528
Delhi 71232
Delta 71233
Denham Springs 70727
Denham Springs 70726
Denham Springs 70706
Dequincy 70633
Deridder 70634
Des Allemands 70030
Destrehan 70047
Deville 71328
Dodson 71422
Donaldsonville 70346
Donner 70352
Downsville 71234
Doyline 71023
Dry Creek 70637
Dry Prong 71423
Dubach 71235
Dubberly 71024
Dulac 70353
Duplessis 70728
Dupont 71329
Duson 70529
Echo 71330
Edgard 70049
Effie 71331
Egan 70531
Elizabeth 70638
Elm Grove 71051
Elmer 71424
Elton 70532
Empire 70050
Enterprise 71425
Epps 71237
Erath 70533
Eros 71238
Erwinville 70729
Estherwood 70534
Ethel 70730
Eunice 70535
Evangeline 70537
Evans 70639
Evergreen 71333
Fairbanks 71240
Farmerville 71241
Fenton 70640
Ferriday 71334
Fisher 71426
Flatwoods 71427
Flora 71428
Florien 71429
Fluker 70436
Folsom 70437
Fordoche 70732
Forest 71242
Forest Hill 71430
Fort Necessity 71243
Fort Polk 71459
Franklin 70538
Franklinton 70438
French Settlement 70733
Frierson 71027
Galliano 70354
Garden City 70540
Gardner 71431
Garyville 70051
Geismar 70734
Georgetown 71432
Gheens 70355
Gibsland 71028
Gibson 70356
Gilbert 71336
Gilliam 71029
Glenmora 71433
Gloster 71030
Glynn 70736
Golden Meadow 70357
Goldonna 71031
Gonzales 70707
Gonzales 70737
Gorum 71434
Grambling 71245
Gramercy 70052
Grand Cane 71032
Grand Chenier 70643
Grand Coteau 70541
Grand Isle 70358
Grant 70644
Gray 70359
Grayson 71435
Greensburg 70441
Greenwell Springs 70739
Greenwood 71033
Gretna 70053
Gretna 70054
Gretna 70056
Grosse Tete 70740
Gueydan 70542
Hackberry 70645
Hahnville 70057
Hall Summit 71034
Hamburg 71339
Hammond 70404
Hammond 70403
Hammond 70402
Hammond 70401
Harrisonburg 71340
Harvey 70059
Harvey 70058
Haughton 71037
Hayes 70646
Haynesville 71038
Heflin 71039
Hessmer 71341
Hester 70743
Hineston 71438
Hodge 71247
Holden 70744
Homer 71040
Hornbeck 71439
Hosston 71043
Houma 70360
Houma 70361
Houma 70363
Houma 70364
Husser 70442
Ida 71044
Independence 70443
Innis 70747
Iota 70543
Iowa 70647
Jackson 70748
Jamestown 71045
Jarreau 70749
Jeanerette 70544
Jena 71342
Jennings 70546
Jigger 71249
Jones 71250
Jonesboro 71251
Jonesville 71343
Joyce 71440
Kaplan 70548
Keatchie 71046
Keithville 71047
Kelly 71441
Kenner 70065
Kenner 70064
Kenner 70063
Kenner 70062
Kentwood 70444
Kilbourne 71253
Kinder 70648
Kraemer 70371
Krotz Springs 70750
Kurthwood 71443
La Place 70068
La Place 70069
Labadieville 70372
Lacassine 70650
Lacombe 70445
Lafayette 70598
Lafayette 70596
Lafayette 70593
Lafayette 70509
Lafayette 70508
Lafayette 70507
Lafayette 70506
Lafayette 70505
Lafayette 70504
Lafayette 70503
Lafayette 70502
Lafayette 70501
Lafitte 70067
Lake Arthur 70549
Lake Charles 70629
Lake Charles 70616
Lake Charles 70615
Lake Charles 70612
Lake Charles 70611
Lake Charles 70609
Lake Charles 70607
Lake Charles 70606
Lake Charles 70605
Lake Charles 70602
Lake Charles 70601
Lake Providence 71254
Lakeland 70752
Larose 70373
Lawtell 70550
Lebeau 71345
Leblanc 70651
Lecompte 71346
Leesville 71446
Leesville 71496
Lena 71447
Leonville 70551
Lettsworth 70753
Libuse 71348
Lillie 71256
Lisbon 71048
Livingston 70754
Livonia 70755
Lockport 70374
Logansport 71049
Longleaf 71448
Longstreet 71050
Longville 70652
Loranger 70446
Loreauville 70552
Lottie 70756
Luling 70070
Lutcher 70071
Lydia 70569
Madisonville 70447
Mamou 70554
Mandeville 70448
Mandeville 70470
Mandeville 70471
Mangham 71259
Mansfield 71052
Mansura 71350
Many 71449
Maringouin 70757
Marion 71260
Marksville 71351
Marrero 70072
Marrero 70073
Marthaville 71450
Mathews 70375
Maurepas 70449
Maurice 70555
Melrose 71452
Melville 71353
Mer Rouge 71261
Meraux 70075
Mermentau 70556
Merryville 70653
Metairie 70060
Metairie 70055
Metairie 70033
Metairie 70011
Metairie 70010
Metairie 70009
Metairie 70006
Metairie 70005
Metairie 70004
Metairie 70003
Metairie 70002
Metairie 70001
Milton 70558
Minden 71058
Minden 71055
Mittie 70654
Monroe 71213
Monroe 71212
Monroe 71211
Monroe 71210
Monroe 71209
Monroe 71208
Monroe 71207
Monroe 71203
Monroe 71202
Monroe 71201
Montegut 70377
Monterey 71354
Montgomery 71454
Mooringsport 71060
Mora 71455
Moreauville 71355
Morgan City 70381
Morgan City 70380
Morganza 70759
Morrow 71356
Morse 70559
Mount Airy 70076
Mount Hermon 70450
Napoleonville 70390
Natalbany 70451
Natchez 71456
Natchitoches 71497
Natchitoches 71458
Natchitoches 71457
Negreet 71460
New Iberia 70560
New Iberia 70562
New Iberia 70563
New Orleans 70163
New Orleans 70164
New Orleans 70165
New Orleans 70166
New Orleans 70167
New Orleans 70170
New Orleans 70162
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New Orleans 70118
New Orleans 70117
New Orleans 70116
New Orleans 70115
New Orleans 70114
New Orleans 70113
New Orleans 70127
New Orleans 70128
New Orleans 70129
New Orleans 70152
New Orleans 70151
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New Orleans 70149
New Orleans 70148
New Orleans 70146
New Orleans 70145
New Orleans 70143
New Orleans 70130
New Orleans 70131
New Orleans 70139
New Orleans 70140
New Orleans 70141
New Orleans 70142
New Roads 70760
New Sarpy 70078
Newellton 71357
Newllano 71461
Noble 71462
Norco 70079
Norwood 70761
Oak Grove 71263
Oak Ridge 71264
Oakdale 71463
Oberlin 70655
Oil City 71061
Olla 71465
Opelousas 70570
Opelousas 70571
Oscar 70762
Otis 71466
Paincourtville 70391
Palmetto 71358
Paradis 70080
Patterson 70392
Paulina 70763
Pearl River 70452
Pelican 71063
Perry 70575
Pierre Part 70339
Pilottown 70081
Pine Grove 70453
Pine Prairie 70576
Pineville 71359
Pineville 71360
Pineville 71361
Pioneer 71266
Pitkin 70656
Plain Dealing 71064
Plaquemine 70764
Plaquemine 70765
Plattenville 70393
Plaucheville 71362
Pleasant Hill 71065
Pointe A la Hache 70082
Pollock 71467
Ponchatoula 70454
Port Allen 70767
Port Barre 70577
Port Sulphur 70083
Powhatan 71066
Prairieville 70769
Pride 70770
Princeton 71067
Provencal 71468
Quitman 71268
Raceland 70394
Ragley 70657
Rayne 70578
Rayville 71269
Reddell 70580
Reeves 70658
Reserve 70084
Rhinehart 71363
Ringgold 71068
Roanoke 70581
Robeline 71469
Robert 70455
Rodessa 71069
Rosedale 70772
Roseland 70456
Rosepine 70659
Rougon 70773
Ruby 71365
Ruston 71270
Ruston 71272
Ruston 71273
Saint Amant 70774
Saint Benedict 70457
Saint Bernard 70085
Saint Francisville 70775
Saint Gabriel 70776
Saint James 70086
Saint Joseph 71366
Saint Landry 71367
Saint Martinville 70582
Saint Maurice 71471
Saint Rose 70087
Saline 71070
Sarepta 71071
Schriever 70395
Scott 70583
Shongaloo 71072
Shreveport 71136
Shreveport 71137
Shreveport 71138
Shreveport 71148
Shreveport 71149
Shreveport 71151
Shreveport 71152
Shreveport 71153
Shreveport 71154
Shreveport 71156
Shreveport 71161
Shreveport 71162
Shreveport 71163
Shreveport 71164
Shreveport 71165
Shreveport 71166
Shreveport 71135
Shreveport 71134
Shreveport 71101
Shreveport 71102
Shreveport 71103
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Shreveport 71105
Shreveport 71106
Shreveport 71107
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Shreveport 71109
Shreveport 71115
Shreveport 71118
Shreveport 71119
Shreveport 71120
Shreveport 71129
Shreveport 71130
Shreveport 71133
Sibley 71073
Sicily Island 71368
Sieper 71472
Sikes 71473
Simmesport 71369
Simpson 71474
Simsboro 71275
Singer 70660
Slagle 71475
Slaughter 70777
Slidell 70458
Slidell 70459
Slidell 70460
Slidell 70461
Slidell 70469
Sondheimer 71276
Sorrento 70778
Spearsville 71277
Springfield 70462
Springhill 71075
Starks 70661
Start 71279
Sterlington 71280
Stonewall 71078
Sugartown 70662
Sulphur 70665
Sulphur 70664
Sulphur 70663
Summerfield 71079
Sun 70463
Sunset 70584
Sunshine 70780
Swartz 71281
Talisheek 70464
Tallulah 71282
Tallulah 71284
Tangipahoa 70465
Taylor 71080
Theriot 70397
Thibodaux 70310
Thibodaux 70302
Thibodaux 70301
Tickfaw 70466
Tioga 71477
Transylvania 71286
Trout 71371
Tullos 71479
Tunica 70782
Turkey Creek 70585
Uncle Sam 70792
Urania 71480
Vacherie 70090
Varnado 70467
Venice 70091
Ventress 70783
Vidalia 71373
Ville Platte 70586
Vinton 70668
Violet 70092
Vivian 71082
Wakefield 70784
Walker 70785
Washington 70589
Waterproof 71375
Watson 70786
Welsh 70591
West Monroe 71291
West Monroe 71292
West Monroe 71294
Westlake 70669
Westwego 70096
Westwego 70094
Weyanoke 70787
White Castle 70788
Wildsville 71377
Wilson 70789
Winnfield 71483
Winnsboro 71295
Wisner 71378
Woodworth 71485
Youngsville 70592
Zachary 70791
Zwolle 71486
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