• Chicago Tribune Editorial Board Endorses Cracking Down on Third Party Litigation Financing

    The editorial board at the Chicago Tribune recently published an editorial on the Senate’s changes  to the Trump administration’s tax-and-spending bill. One addition they highlighted was Senator Thom Tillis’ efforts to crack down on third-party litigation financing: …


  • Bloomberg Law: “PACT Notches a Win in Georgia”

    On June 17, Bloomberg Law spotlighted the growing influence of outside groups advocating for lawsuit abuse reform. The article features Protecting American Consumers Together (PACT) and its recent momentum across the country.  Highlights of the piece include: …


  • Spine Surgeon Barred From Treating Workers Comp Claims, Citing Unjustifiable Procedures 

    A spinal surgeon at a well-known Long Island medical firm was recently barred from treating patients with workers compensation claims due to excessive “‘billing irregularities,’ inadequate medical record-keeping and performing ‘highly invasive’ surgeries without medical justification.” Newsday…


  • “Legal Offensive” Spotlights a Broken Personal Injury System

    Across the country, billboard attorneys are abusing our broken legal system in order to profit. They file frivolous lawsuits which means higher prices  for everyday Americans. At a time of rising costs, lawsuit abuse acts as a…


  • New Inflation Data Confirms Personal Injury Lawyers Keep Driving Up Prices For Consumers

    The latest Consumer Price Index data reports how motor vehicle insurance costs remain a major contributor to inflation in the United States, increasing monthly from April to May in 2025:  The motor vehicle insurance index rose 0.7…


  • Detroit Paying Out Millions for Lawsuit Abuse – Diverting Funds from Real Needs

    Lawsuit abuse is burdening the city of Detroit and diverting funds from investments that help and improve the city. The personal injury system is being exploited by trial lawyers who take advantage of victims to get a…


  • Former California Billboard Attorney Sentenced to 7 Years In Prison For Defrauding Clients

    This week, a prominent former California billboard attorney and founder of now defunct Girardi & Keese was sentenced to seven years and three months in prison for embezzling millions of dollars from his former clients. The New…


  • Former NYPD Officer And Accident Victim Call Center Owner Guilty Of Bribery Fraud Scheme

    Last week, federal prosecutors for the Southern District of New York announced that a former NYPD traffic safety officer and an owner and operator of an accident victim call center both pled guilty to participating in a…


  • Sen. Tillis Introduces Bill To Bring Fairness to Legal System

    The cost of doing business in the U.S. is on the rise, and it’s not just due to inflation. A growing, largely unregulated industry is quietly distorting the civil justice system, driving up costs for consumers. The…


  • WSJ Op-Ed Makes The Case For Texas Lawsuit Abuse Reform 

    In a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed, Dennis Nixon, president and CEO of International Bancshares, made the case for lawsuit abuse reform in Texas. International Bancshares is one of Texas’s largest independent commercial bank holding companies headquartered…