• GS Strategy Group President on lawsuit abuse: ‘82% support implementing reforms to limit lawsuit abuse’

    Full Story in Legal Newsline Greg Strimple, president of GS Strategy Group, said that Texas voters overwhelmingly support reforms to reduce lawsuit abuse, particularly in terms of increased transparency in legal settlements and medical billing. He shared this statement in a memo. “Texas voters strongly support many ambulance lawyer reforms,” said Strimple. “Increased transparency tests…

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  • Georgia Limits Outside Funders’ Control of Suits in New Law

    By Emily R. Siegel Full Story in Bloomberg Law Georgia Governor Brian Kemp (R) signed a bill regulating the litigation funding industry into law on Monday. The new law allows funding agreements to be discoverable in court and bans funders from directing the cases they bankroll, including having a say in legal counsel selections and…

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  • Opinion | Lawsuit abuse harming Wisconsin’s small businesses

    By Brian Drake Full Story in The Cap Times Small businesses are the backbone of Wisconsin’s economy. They provide jobs, foster innovation and contribute to the state’s vibrant communities. Yet, these small enterprises often face numerous challenges: rising costs, workforce shortages, fluctuating demand and regulatory burdens. One major issue that continues to threaten the survival…

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  • Texas small business owners: ‘Excessive litigation poses significant challenges to our business operations’

    Full Story in the Southeast Texas Record Small business owners from Texas have expressed concerns that excessive litigation is impacting their operations, leading to reduced hiring and scaled-back investments. This testimony was given during a legislative hearing on March 31. “Excessive litigation poses significant challenges to our business operations and overall growth,” said Witness. “In…

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  • Brewster Bevis: Tort reform whiplash — what is Florida doing?

    Full Story in Florida Politics By Brewster Bevis There was a time when our civil justice laws were very broken. They incentivized lawyers to file thousands of meritless lawsuits, encouraged exaggerated claims to drive absurdly high verdicts, and fueled a legal environment best represented by a sea of billboard ads promising huge paydays. The cost?…

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  • PACT Launches In Texas To Support Reform Ending Lawsuit Abuse

    Full article in The Mexia News PACT launched earlier this year and has focused its efforts on ending the exploitative practices of the predatory personal injury system — commonly known as billboard attorneys — who use aggressive tactics that drive up costs for every American, all while undermining trust in the legal system. After a…

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  • National Business Group Makes Seven-Figure Ad Buy Pushing Tort Reform in Texas

    Full article in The Texan PACT — a group financially backed by Uber and Waffle House, among others — is running a campaign ad spanning all media formats with a seven-figure buy behind it to back priority legislation that would restrict financial awards in personal injury lawsuits. The ad is up on digital platforms now and will…

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  • Travis Hutson: Florida must stay the course on lawsuit abuse reform

    By Travis Hutson Full piece in Florida Politics Florida must stay the course on lawsuit abuse reform efforts. Over the last few years, Florida enacted landmark legislation that reined in abusive lawsuits, stabilized our insurance markets, and lowered costs for everyday families. Before these reforms, our court system was overwhelmed by frivolous lawsuits, which drove…

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  • Travis Hutson: Florida must stay the course on lawsuit abuse reform

    By Travis Hutson Full piece in Florida Politics Florida must stay the course on lawsuit abuse reform efforts. Over the last few years, Florida enacted landmark legislation that reined in abusive lawsuits, stabilized our insurance markets, and lowered costs for everyday families. Before these reforms, our court system was overwhelmed by frivolous lawsuits, which drove…

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  • Longtime bid to curb civil lawsuits gets new focus in Senate battleground races: Poll

    By Ramsey Touchberry Full story in the Washington Examiner Competitive Senate contests could present new political lanes for so-called tort reform advocates to limit civil lawsuits as voters look to politicians to lower inflation. A majority of voters polled across five states with battleground Senate races — North Carolina, Georgia, Maine, Michigan, and New Hampshire — indicated that abusing…

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