Billboard attorneys are giving large pizza chains a run for their money. According to a new report released today by the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA), in 2024 $2.5 billion was spent on ads for legal services…

Recently, Arkansas Gov. Sarah Sanders signed a major lawsuit abuse reform bill into law. According to the Arkansas Times, the new law will benefit consumers by lowering insurance premiums and promote economic growth: In and of itself,…

In a recent interview, Kelly Loeffler, former Georgia Senator and now the head of the U.S. Small Business Administration in the Trump Administration, expressed strong backing for Governor Brian Kemp’s tort reform package in Georgia. This proposed…

Alexis Kinsey, Chair of the Georgia Restaurant Association, penned a recent op-ed that laid out how Georgia’s current legal system is threatening the viability of small businesses and ultimately driving up costs for consumers. Kinsey, the owner…

A new report out of Florida shows that the number of “nuclear” verdicts steadily declined after tort reform legislation was signed into law in 2023. “Nuclear” verdicts refer to jury awards exceeding $10 million, often in personal…

The Georgia Senate passed Senate Bill 69 with a unanimous vote of 52-0, marking a significant step forward in protecting consumers from the growing, unchecked influence of third-party litigation funding (TPLF). This bill introduces vital reforms that…

Lt. Gov. Burt Jones is making it clear that Georgia’s new tort reform proposal is about protecting consumers, not big corporations. Jones knows the legislation’s true intent: easing the burden on everyday Georgians who are feeling the…

In the Wall Street Journal’s op-ed pages, Yale Law School Professor Jonathan Macey highlighted Delaware’s runaway awards of legal fees to trial lawyers, calling for legislative reforms to rein in the amount of money they can make…

South Carolina’s legal landscape is at a critical crossroad as lawmakers push for meaningful tort reform in response to the state’s concerning “judicial hellhole” ranking, which places them as the third-worst state in the country. The American…

Lawsuit abuse affects the daily lives of Georgians, from medical professionals to small businesses and families. With the rise in excessive lawsuits, consumers face higher costs, medical professionals are leaving the state, and businesses are struggling to…