Tort Reform Law

The initiative called for tax relief and fairness for U.S. workers and manufacturers, tort reform to address job-killing lawsuit abuse, and customs reform to stop intellectual property violations. (scr.bi/Lg8olA) Collins’ Small Business Bill of Rights …

“However, the combination of a worsening litigation environment and the lack of any likelihood of tort reform in the state of Kentucky has made this the prudent decision for our company and unit-holders,” he said. Mike Perry, Extendicare’s area …

(Willard, MO)–As Republicans continue to battle for their party’s nomination to take on U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill later this year, two of the leading contenders are continuing to spar over the issue of limiting lawsuits against businesses. In their most … Continue reading →

This is a way to get improvement in health and cost.” Lawsuits: “We need tort reform. I know what you have, but if I ever have to prove it in court I need an X-ray. People in Washington are not … Continue reading →

According to an email sent to the Herald-Zeitung, the TLR has been associated with tort reform efforts in Texas since 1985. As such, the TLR is fundamentally opposed to the efforts of many trial lawyers to hinder tort reform in … Continue reading →

Malpractice Suits Plunge In Wake of Mississippi Tort Reforms Daniel Fisher Forbes Staff Next Wave In The Gulf: Medical-Monitoring Suits Daniel Fisher Forbes Staff Page 2 of 2 The jury obviously disagreed. During deliberations they asked the …

The policies mentioned on the GOP’s website include tort reform, allowing the purchase of health insurance across state lines, expanding health savings accounts, ensuring access to insurance for those with pre-existing conditions, and the …

It’s not in Gov. Rick Snyder’s health care plan, but medical malpractice tort reforms could help Michigan deal with a nationwide doctor shortage. Other states — Texas most recently — have overtaken reforms Michigan adopted in the 1980s and 1990s.

WILLARD — Two of the Republican candidates vying for the U.S. Senate nomination continued to feud over their stances on tort reform during a debate Friday night. St. Louis businessman John Brunner and former State Treasurer Sarah Steelman …

Polls show that more than 60 percent of Americans want to repeal Obamacare, while improving and expanding our medical system with tort reform making medical care less expensive and more available. John Archer is a lawyer who if elected is … Continue reading →