• State Bar Expands Case Against Downtown LA Law Group, Deepening Pattern of Consumer Abuse

    The legal troubles surrounding Downtown LA Law Group (DTLA) continue to mount. The State Bar of California has expanded its disciplinary case against the prominent personal injury firm, filing new charges against founding partners Daniel Azizi and…


  • Florida Is Leading the Nation on Auto Insurance Relief: and the Rest of the Country Should Follow

    Florida is delivering results and lower auto insurance rates that reform opponents said were impossible just a few short years ago. New reporting from WWSB in Sarasota confirms that following the state’s 2023 legal reforms, Florida recorded…


  • A Personal Injury Lawyer Just Wrote the Book on Lawsuit Abuse

    In April 2026, Cleveland personal injury attorney Tim Misny and co-author Jim Kukral published The Misny Method, a self-described guide to how Misny’s advertising transformed him into “the most recognized personal injury attorney in Ohio.” The book…


  • The Transparency Wave: States Are Taking on Third-Party Litigation Funding

    Across the country, a quiet but consequential reform movement is gaining ground. State by state, lawmakers and courts are demanding something long overdue from the secretive world of third-party litigation funding (TPLF): transparency. The latest milestone comes…


  • Five Arrested in Miami-Dade Staged Crash and Insurance Fraud Scheme

    As detailed by CBS12, Florida’s Department of Financial Services Criminal Investigations Division (CID) announced the arrests of five individuals in connection with an alleged staged motor vehicle crash scheme designed to fraudulently collect insurance payments in Miami-Dade…


  • Bridget Jones’ $10 Million Lawsuit

    A woman is suing Ant Anstead and Academy Award-winning actress Renee Zellweger for $10 million — over a rug. According to a lawsuit filed in February 2026, the plaintiff claims she tripped over a thin rug allegedly…


  • An Ad Industry Insider Says Lawyer Billboards Are Ruining America’s Highways

    If you’ve driven any major American highway lately, you’ve probably noticed it: mile after mile of giant faces staring back at you, promising mountains of cash if you’ve ever been hurt, wronged, or simply inconvenienced. Lawyer billboards…


  • Unnecessary Spinal Surgeries Aren’t New, But Courts Are Finally Pushing Back

    For years, consumer advocates and reform-minded policymakers have warned that the personal injury legal system isn’t just generating fraudulent claims: it’s generating fraudulent medical procedures. Nowhere is that more visible than in the growing body of evidence…


  • ICYMI: Georgia Insurance Commissioner: How Georgia’s Lawsuit Reforms Are Paying Off One Year Later

    Washington, DC – Today, Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King published an op-ed in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution outlining the tangible, measurable results of Georgia’s landmark lawsuit abuse reforms signed into law by Gov. Brian…


  • Serial ADA Lawsuits Are Shaking Down Southern California’s Small Businesses

    A new investigation by the Los Angeles Times reveals how a single plaintiff has filed more than 1,800 ADA lawsuits against small businesses across Southern California, part of a broader pattern driven by a small group of…