Louisiana Land Title Association

What Louisiana Land Title Association does

Louisiana Land Title Association (LLTA) is a private nonprofit statewide trade association founded in 1955 that represents Louisiana's title insurance industry. Its members include title insurance agencies and underwriters, self-employed abstractors, and associate professionals such as lenders, surveyors, real estate agents, and brokers. LLTA's stated mission is to promote the land title industry, ensure safe and efficient transfer of real property ownership, and provide education to consumers, regulators, legislators, and members.

LLTA's product surface is membership- and event-based rather than technology-based. Membership is structured in tiers: Abstractor Members at $75/year, Associate Members at $300/year, and Active Members at $300 for the primary member plus $125 per additional member. Member benefits include a searchable online directory, a Legislative & Governmental Affairs Committee providing direct lobbying and regulatory advocacy, and continuing education through annual conventions, spring conferences, and webinars. Conference fees for the 2025 Annual Convention ranged from $225 (abstractor-only ticket) to $525 (non-member), with member pricing at $450 for both onsite and virtual attendance. Sponsorship tiers range from $1,000 (Underwriter) to $2,500 (Platinum).

Operationally, LLTA is managed by Executive Director Linda Alwood and Lobbyist Robert Rieger of the Adams & Reese law firm. The technology footprint is limited to Wild Apricot membership management software that powers the website (llta.org), member portal, event registration, directory, and sponsor payments. Revenue is not publicly disclosed, and the organization operates without external investors, parent companies, or subsidiaries, with governance resting in a Board of Directors drawn from member firms.

Name

Louisiana Land Title Association

Legal name

Louisiana Land Title Association

Website

https://llta.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

1955

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

Louisiana Land Title Association is a 1955-founded, Baton Rouge-based nonprofit trade association representing Louisiana's title insurance agencies, underwriters, abstractors, and related professionals through tiered memberships, conferences, webinars, and legislative advocacy.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Baton Rouge

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Membership Dues: Annual membership fees from abstractor members ($75/year), associate members ($300/year), and active members ($300 primary + $125 additional)
2. Conference and Event Fees: Registration fees for annual conventions and spring conferences, ranging from $225-$635 for members and non-members
3. Sponsorships: Sponsorship revenue from underwriter sponsors ($1,000-$1,500) and vendor sponsors ($1,000-$2,500) at annual events

Pricing tiers

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

LLTA is a statewide trade association representing Louisiana's title insurance industry, offering tiered membership (Abstractor, Associate, Active), annual conventions and spring conferences with CLE/CE credits, webinars, a searchable member directory, and legislative and governmental advocacy through a dedicated lobbyist. It also publishes consumer education resources on title insurance, home closings, and wire fraud.

Product overview

Louisiana Land Title Association (LLTA) is a statewide trade association founded in 1955 representing the title insurance industry in Louisiana. Rather than a technology product company, LLTA offers membership-based services including annual conventions, spring conferences, webinars, legislative advocacy, and a member directory. LLTA provides multiple membership tiers (Abstractor, Associate, and Active) that grant access to professional development, networking, and industry representation. The organization hosts major annual events including the LLTA Annual Conference and Spring Conference, offering continuing education credits for title professionals. LLTA's core offerings center on member services, advocacy, and education rather than software products or technology platforms.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• LLTA Membership Tiered membership program for Louisiana title insurance agencies, underwriters, abstractors, and associate professionals, granting access to industry updates, networking, legislative advocacy, and the member directory. Available as Abstractor, Associate, or Active membership tiers.
• Annual Convention Multi-day annual conference held each December offering CLE/CE credits, keynote sessions, vendor exhibitions, and networking for title insurance professionals in Louisiana. Offered in onsite, virtual, and abstractor-only attendance formats.
• Spring Conference Spring conference held each April providing additional professional development, CE/CLE credits, and networking opportunities for LLTA members at venues along the Gulf Coast.
• Webinars Online educational webinars providing professional development opportunities for LLTA members, typically offered free of charge as a member benefit.
• Legislative Advocacy Services Political action and lobbying services supporting local, state, and national title industry issues through the Legislative & Governmental Affairs Committee and LLTA's designated lobbyist from Adams and Reese.
• Member Directory Searchable online directory of LLTA members categorized as Underwriter Members, Abstractor Members, and Associate Members, available to members and the public via the LLTA website.
• Consumer Education Resources Public consumer education materials including Home Closing 101, What is Title Insurance guides, wire fraud warnings, and links to the CFPB's Know Before You Owe resources, distributed via the LLTA website and partner sites.

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Adams & ReesecoreGTM or Marketing PartnerRobert Rieger from Adams & Reese serves as LLTA's designated lobbyist, providing legislative and governmental affairs support. Adams & Reese is a regional law firm that handles direct lobbying and advocacy for the association.
• Louisiana Senate Task Force for Statewide StandardscoreOthersLLTA President Peter Title testified before the Louisiana Senate Task Force for Statewide Standards for Clerks of Court; Electronic Filing and Record Retention. Vice President James Breaux is a member of this Task Force.
• Louisiana Department of InsurancecoreOthersLLTA maintains direct interaction with the Louisiana Department of Insurance as part of its regulatory advocacy efforts.
• NOMATA (New Orleans Metropolitan Association of Title Attorneys)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerJoint Lunch N Learn events with NOMATA, such as the October 2024 event at Rizzuto's Ristorante in New Orleans.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Regional players

• Title Insurance Industry Trade Association (state-level peer): Other U.S. state-level title associations (e.g., Georgia, Ohio, Michigan) operate as direct regional counterparts to LLTA, sharing the same membership, advocacy, and education model but in their own states.

Others

• NOMATA (New Orleans Metropolitan Association of Title Attorneys): Regional title attorney association in the New Orleans metro area; a smaller, geographic peer that has conducted joint 'Lunch N Learn' events with LLTA and competes for some Louisiana title attorney mindshare.
• Adams and Reese: Regional law firm that provides lobbying and governmental affairs services to LLTA; comparable to other law firms serving as outside lobbyists for state trade associations, functioning as an enabling partner rather than a competing organization.

Direct peers

• Texas Land Title Association: Statewide title insurance trade association in Texas; structurally most similar to LLTA with membership tiers, annual conventions, legislative advocacy, and CLE/CE programming.
• Pennsylvania Land Title Association: Statewide title industry association in Pennsylvania; offers membership tiers, legislative advocacy, and continuing education similar to LLTA.
• Illinois Land Title Association: Statewide title association serving Illinois title agents and underwriters; comparable member-driven structure, advocacy role, and event-based education offerings.
• American Land Title Association: National trade association for the title insurance industry; directly comparable to LLTA as the umbrella counterpart serving all U.S. title professionals rather than a single state.
• California Land Title Association: California's statewide title and escrow industry association; comparable dues structure, education programming, and legislative advocacy resembling LLTA's mission.
• Florida Land Title Association: Florida statewide trade association for title agents and abstractors; operates a similar membership model, lobbying footprint, and annual convention format comparable to LLTA.
• New York State Land Title Association: New York State's title insurance trade association; similar advocacy, education, and member directory services for title and abstracting professionals in a single state.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/title_land
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/louisiana-land-title

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles7 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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Investments

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