Robert Wooley, commissioner of insurance for the State ofLouisiana during Katrina, discusses with NU/PC360 Editor-in-ChiefShawn Moynihan the long days and nights following “The Storm,” thewisdom of not making unrealistic promises in the face ofdesperation, and lessons learned for the insurance industry fromthe most costly natural disaster in U.S. history.
Wooley, who has more than 20 years of extensive governmentalrelations experience, joined the multidisciplinary law firm ofAdams and Reese in 2006 and serves on thegovernmental relations team of its Special Business ServicesGroup.
Shawn Moynihan: Let’s talk about the daysleading up to Katrina, because, as I understand it, you knew thatit was going to be bad but nowhere nearly as bad as the storm was.There was really no precedent for a catastrophic event of thatscale.
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