Louisiana may be able to recoup much of the money it handed out following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005 to help storm victims repair their homes, following a recent ruling by the state’s high court. Under a program known as "Road Home," grants of up to $150,000 dollars were provided to recipients to repair uninsured or under-insured property damage after the two hurricanes. In exchange, the state required more than 150,000 homeowners accepting Road Home money to sign a "Limited Subrogation/Assignment Agreement," which allowed the state the right to receive reimbursement from any funds paid to the homeowners by companies that insured their homes.