Tort reform is back in the spotlight as Louisiana officials and lawmakers begin to spar once again over auto insurance and damage claims ahead of the 2025 legislative session. Several House lawmakers ...

Louisiana needs legal reform, not only to address rising insurance costs, but to fix a civil justice system that has become increasingly hostile to businesses and consumers. Louisianans continue to ...

On Monday, Governor Brian Kemp signed into law Senate Bill 68 and 69, marking the culmination of a 20-year legislative effort. The bills comprise a comprehensive tort reform package, lauded by the ...

President Donald Trump has doubled down on his support for tort reform, casting himself as a champion against America’s “lawsuit culture.” Bolstered by longstanding Republican support, his super PAC ...

ATLANTA — The Georgia House on Thursday passed an amended version of tort reform, Gov. Brian Kemp's top legislative priority this term. The House then sent it to the Senate for its final hurdle. The ...

President Donald Trump has doubled down on his support for tort reform, casting himself as a champion against America’s “lawsuit culture.” Bolstered by longstanding Republican support, his super PAC ...

Georgia House passes Senate Bill 68, aiming to limit excessive lawsuits and balance the courts. House Speaker Jon Burns calls it a "much-needed reform" for fairness in litigation. The bill heads to ...

ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp got a big win at the capitol Thursday when the House of Representatives passed a version of his tort reform bill. The measure would change the rules on some lawsuits – making ...

Arguably, the enactment of SB 68 represents a measured approach to tort reform in Georgia. It curbs abusive practices—on both sides of the aisle—without eliminating legitimate claims or capping ...

LITTLE ROCK — The business community criticized and trial lawyers praised a state Supreme Court ruling Thursday that overturned Arkansas’ tort reform law. The high court, in a unanimous decision, ...

"We'll still figure out a way to continue to represent injured Georgians, but this makes it more difficult for us to get our day in court and to get a true trial by jury that's guaranteed by the ...