• Editorial: “Atlanta’s Disadvantaged Communities Would Benefit From Tort Reform”

    Editorial: “Atlanta’s Disadvantaged Communities Would Benefit From Tort Reform”

    Amidst the need to address the lack of affordable housing and accessible grocery stores for low income and black Georgian families, Atlanta’s oldest Black newspaper is chiming in that the answer is to make it less expensive…

  • MS-13, Responsible For Exploiting Legal System, Declared As Foreign Terrorist Organization

    MS-13, Responsible For Exploiting Legal System, Declared As Foreign Terrorist Organization

    Yesterday, the State Department officially designated the violent gang MS-13 as a foreign terrorist organization. While this designation highlights the gang’s extensive criminal operations, it’s important to recognize that gangs like MS-13 have been linked to a…

  • Why Tackling Phantom Damages Is Important

    Why Tackling Phantom Damages Is Important

    As states consider lawsuit abuse reform, addressing phantom damages is a key component to lowering costs. Phantom damages occur anytime lawsuit recoveries are calculated using the medical costs billed versus the medical costs the patient actually paid. …

  • New Reporting On Hidden Costs Of Lawsuit Abuse In Georgia

    New Reporting On Hidden Costs Of Lawsuit Abuse In Georgia

    Atlanta News First reported on how Georgia residents are struggling with soaring costs because of high insurance rates and lawsuit abuse. Some of the problems hitting consumers include high auto insurance rates, insurance rates spiking for affordable…

  • Wall Street Journal Editorial Board: Curbing Lawsuit Abuse Will “Lower Costs”

    Wall Street Journal Editorial Board: Curbing Lawsuit Abuse Will “Lower Costs”

    Opponents of lawsuit abuse reform often argue that insurance companies would not pass on savings to consumers. But a new Wall Street Journal editorial highlights that is not the case in Florida, which has seen lower auto…

  • Rep. Mike Collins: “To Combat Inflation, Georgia Must Pass Tort Reform”

    Rep. Mike Collins: “To Combat Inflation, Georgia Must Pass Tort Reform”

    This week, Georgia Congressman Mike Collins published commentary in the Clayton News Daily urging Georgians to pass tort reform as a method “to combat inflation” in the state.   Collins’ piece emphasized the positive impact reform can bring…

  • PACT Launch Generates Media Attention

    PACT Launch Generates Media Attention

    PACT’s nationwide campaign to end lawsuit abuse and bring commonsense reforms to the personal injury system has gained attention in Georgia and across the country. Business Daily Network: PACT Director On Gov. Kemp’s Tort Reform: ‘Brings Commonsense…

  • WATCH: PACT Launches New Digital Ad Highlighting How Governor DeSantis’ Tort Reform Efforts Are Leading To Lower Auto Insurance Rates In Florida

    WATCH: PACT Launches New Digital Ad Highlighting How Governor DeSantis’ Tort Reform Efforts Are Leading To Lower Auto Insurance Rates In Florida

    Today, PACT released a new digital ad highlighting how Governor Ron DeSantis’ successful work to curb lawsuit abuse in his state is making Florida one of the few states in the country to see declines in auto…

  • Auto Insurance Continues To Drive Inflation, Lawsuit Abuse Reform Would Help Bring Prices Down

    Auto Insurance Continues To Drive Inflation, Lawsuit Abuse Reform Would Help Bring Prices Down

    With today’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, we got further confirmation that motor vehicle insurance costs continue to be one of the biggest drivers of inflation, with an 11.8 percent increase over the last year.According to the…

  • Full Steam Ahead: Gov. Kemp’s Lawsuit Abuse Reform Legislation Clears First Hurdle As SB 68 & 69 Both Pass Senate Judiciary Committee

    Full Steam Ahead: Gov. Kemp’s Lawsuit Abuse Reform Legislation Clears First Hurdle As SB 68 & 69 Both Pass Senate Judiciary Committee

    Last night, the Georgia Senate Judiciary Committee voted to advance Gov. Brian Kemp’s lawsuit abuse reform legislation that he has called his “top priority” for the 2025 legislative session.