Lawsuit abuse affects all Texans by driving up the cost of consumer goods and services, hindering job creation, burdening small businesses, and making our state less competitive because of our overly litigious environment. We pay more for everyday goods and services because of legal system abuse, outlandish court awards, and frivolous lawsuits. When it comes to lawsuit abuse, we all pay – and we all lose.
Lawsuit reform has helped make Texas a leader in job growth, but lawsuit abuse continues in our state. During Small Business Month, let’s commit to supporting needed reforms to stop these abuses. #txlege #txcourts
Commentary: Rein in ‘nuclear verdicts’
For decades, Texas has led the nation as a beacon for business investment and growth opportunities, attracting job ...
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DYK early voting begins soon for the May 26 primary runoff elections? Vote early May 18-22. But before casting your ballot, be sure to ask your candidates where they stand on stopping lawsuit abuse. #txlege
This week, we celebrate small businesses, but behind the celebration, many small business owners are dealing with challenges. Lawsuit abuse quietly drives up costs and makes it harder for small businesses to expand, innovate, and thrive. #txlege
During National Small Business Week, CALA Highlights the Economic Impact of Lawsuit Abuse on Small...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 5, 2026 CONTACT: Victor Gomez vgomez@cala.com WASHINGTON, DC – During National ...
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This is National Small Business Week and the start of Small Business Month. Support small businesses by supporting lawsuit reform and stopping lawsuit abuse! #txlege
