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STATE OF LOUISIANA Contractors Licensing Law and Rules …
Aug 01, 2021 · of 2003; Act Nos.352 and 724 of 2004; Act No. 240 of 2005; Act No. 398 of 2007; Act Nos.387, 576and 725 of 2008; Act No. 15 6 of 2009; Act No. 67 of 2010; Act No. 107 of 2011; Act Nos. 163, 193 and 803 of 2012; Act Nos. 60 and 195 of 2013; Act Nos. 791
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