From 2018 to 2024, a now-suspended personal injury attorney allegedly stole $1.5 million from his law firm and clients, according to public records. The Motley Rice litigation attorney pleaded guilty to four counts of wire fraud and…

In a newly filed New York action New York Marine & General Insurance Company v. Subin, et al., an insurer describes what it calls a “deceitful, collusive” operation built around a “legal-driven medical engine.” At the center…

Families across the country are struggling with rising living costs that are usually blamed on inflation or housing, but a major and often overlooked driver is lawsuit abuse. Earlier this week, Cotati, CA City Manager Damien O’Bird…

In Albany, Governor Kathy Hochul issued one of her most pointed criticisms of New York’s personal injury and auto fraud system, characterizing it not as individual wrongdoing, but as a systematic network of criminal participants inflating expenses…

The movement to end lawsuit abuse is spreading across the country, with a group of bipartisan governors taking up the cause – including New York Governor Kathy Hochul. At a news conference today, she said: Now, Florida…

Arizona is one of only two states in the country that allows nonlawyers — including investors and marketing companies — to own law firms. Supporters of this policy, created by the Arizona Supreme Court, say it was…

Ahead of New Mexico’s legislative session, a medical malpractice reform law is high on the docket as it centers on healthcare reforms. Searchlight New Mexico published a piece highlighting the argument on the new proposed legislation, and…

In Albany today, Governor Kathy Hochul took direct aim at the rampant fraud and runaway litigation that has turned New York into a playground for organized crime rings and bad actors. For the average New Yorker, the…

The cost of lawsuit abuse is felt in the higher costs families across the country face. Now a new report in Alabama spotlights how “rising lawsuits” are having a serious impact on affordability in the state. The…

Auto insurance costs continue to ease for Florida drivers, thanks to recent lawsuit abuse reforms causing growing stability in the insurance market. According to WPTV, state regulators have approved another round of auto insurance rate cuts—offering meaningful…