• Bed Bath and Beyond Boycotts California Over Lawsuits

    In announcing its post-bankruptcy revival plan, Bed Bath & Beyond declared no new stores in California.  Executive Chairman Marcus Lemonis has not held back. In interviews since the announcement, Lemonis cited California’s business climate:  “We want to…


  • Massive Fraud Scheme: Former New York Politician Files Hundreds of Lawsuits on Behalf of Physician

    A former New York politician is under fire for filing hundreds of lawsuits on behalf of a doctor accused of being involved in a sprawling auto insurance fraud scam, according to a New York Focus investigation: “Between…


  • Illinois Doubles Down On Its “Judicial Hellhole” Status

    Recently, the American Tort Reform Association released their “Legislative HeatCheck” report. Illinois was slammed as a “Judicial Hellhole” and its legislature was named a “Lawsuit Inferno.” This was due to the passage of Senate Bill 328, which…


  • Outside Investors Want To Profit Off of Your Day in Court

    Burford Capital, the $3 billion litigation finance firm, isn’t satisfied with funding lawsuits from the sidelines anymore. Now, they want to buy into U.S. law firms directly, aiming to cash in on the American legal system at…


  • Second Reconciliation Bill Perfect Vehicle To Deliver Third Party Litigation Funding Relief

    This week, new reporting revealed that the White House and Congressional Republicans are eyeing another reconciliation bill to continue delivering economic relief for Americans. Significantly, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Crapo added that there were over 200 tax…


  • CPI Report Shows Auto Insurance Continues To Drive Inflation

    The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) report released today once again indicates that auto insurance continues to be a driving force behind inflation, steadily increasing over the past year. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics: The…


  • Long Island Spine Surgeon Faces Allegations of Falsifying Surgical Reports, Putting Patients at Risk

    A Long Island orthopedic spine surgeon is under fire after court filings alleged he “copied and pasted” language from dozens of surgical reports for unrelated patients, raising questions about medical fraud and patient safety. Newsday had the…


  • Vulnerable Family Left In Debt After Being Steered into High-Interest Loan Agreements

    According to Law360, a married couple is suing their lawyers for legal malpractice after alleging they were exploited by high-interest loans meant to cover medical expenses from a car accident.  The couple claims they were pushed into…


  • Trial Lawyers Have Found Their Next Target: Driverless Cars

    Just weeks after driverless rideshare vehicles hit Atlanta streets, trial lawyers are already laying the groundwork for costly lawsuits. Despite no major incidents and not a single case filed in Georgia, some lawyers are calling for action,…


  • Florida’s Auto Insurance Rates Decrease Following Legal Reform, Other States Can Follow Their Lead

    Following lawsuit abuse reforms passed by the Florida state legislature, car insurance rates among the five largest carriers have decreased by an average of 6.5% just this year. These five carriers account for nearly 80% of  the…