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Stopping Lawsuit Abuse Matters

Lawsuit abuse affects us all by reducing access to health care, driving up the cost of consumer goods, and limiting job creation.  Lawsuits can force doctors out of the exam room, leaving communities without the health care they need. We pay more for everyday products and services because of junk lawsuits. Employers look closely at a state’s legal climate when choosing a location to expand or relocate. When it comes to lawsuit abuse, we all pay – and we all lose.

Stopping Lawsuit Abuse Matters

Lawsuit abuse affects us all by reducing access to health care, driving up the cost of consumer goods, and limiting job creation.  Lawsuits can force doctors out of the exam room, leaving communities without the health care they need. We pay more for everyday products and services because of junk lawsuits. Employers look closely at a state’s legal climate when choosing a location to expand or relocate. When it comes to lawsuit abuse, we all pay – and we all lose.

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May 22, 2025

Statement on Passage of SB 30 out of House Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence Committee

AUSTIN, TEXAS–The following statement after the Texas House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence (JCJ) Committee passed Senate Bill 30 by Sen. Charles Schwertner and Rep. Greg Bonnen, legislation that would rein…
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April 14, 2025

Time to Rein in the Costs and Consequences of Lawsuit Abuse

Reforming Nuclear Verdicts, Public Nuisance Lawsuits Are Key Reform Measures By Roger Borgelt Does your pocketbook feel lighter? In addition to inflation, Texans also feel the pinch of what can…
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March 25, 2025

LAWSUITS TAKE TOLL ON TEXAS: TEXANS PAY $1,725 MORE FOR GOODS AND SERVICES EVERY YEAR IN A LAWSUIT TAX—HIGHER THAN NATIONAL AVERAGE

Legislature Considering Bill to Address “Nuclear Verdicts,” Which Are Driving Up Consumer Costs in Texas AUSTIN, TEXAS–Texans pay an average of $1,725 more for goods and services every year as…
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