The Texas Legislature enacted tort reform measures in 2003 that among other things placed a $250,000 cap on non-economic damage...
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A clear indication that Michigan’s 1993 tort reforms are working is that the state’s largest physician medical malpractice insurer is...
City municipalities across North America are often wary of building skateboard parks for fear of liability. However, as Attorney David...
Maryland’s largest medical malpractice insurer plans to leave a state premium subsidy program and return some of the money it...
Austin, Texas-based Medicus Insurance Co. recently announced its entry into the professional medical liability insurance market in Illinois. Supporters of...
Wearing a bright green protest button, American Tort Reform Association president Sherman “Tiger” Joyce last Tuesday evening joined small business...
No pair of pants is worth $54 million. A judge rejected a lawsuit that sought that amount by taking a...
Do policy changes like deregulation and tort reform really matter? Some people wonder because the costs of over regulation or...
A Tennessee state representative who helped shepherd a bipartisan effort to limit frivolous medical malpractice lawsuits said he was glad...
In its ongoing, multimillion-dollar lobbying and advertising campaign decrying “frivolous” lawsuits and “jackpot” jury awards, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce...