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Courthouse News · January 30, 2025

Georgia governor vows tort reform legislation will reduce insurance costs
Associated Press · January 30, 2025

Georgia Republicans push to limit lawsuits. But would that keep insurance rates from rising?
State Affairs · January 30, 2025

Kemp unveils tort reform to curb lawsuits, lower insurance costs
Axios Atlanta · January 27, 2025

Focus group: We support tort reform, whatever that means
Iowa Capital Dispatch · January 22, 2025

House committee presenter says universities push students into ‘accepting progressive views’
KXAN · November 6, 2024

After reforming Texas Medical Board, newly-elected member of Congress eyes health care transparency
The Lever · June 11, 2024

Forever Chemicals Are Poisoning Your Insurance
The Lever · May 28, 2024

A Corporate Poisoner Two-Steps Out Of Its Toxic Liability
Law 360 · May 2, 2024

Insurers Are Covering Litigation Funders. Will It Catch On?
Bloomberg Businessweek · April 17, 2024

Premiums Are Rising, and Insurers Say Lawsuits Are to Blame
The Dan Caplis Show/iHeart · April 2, 2024

Joanne Doroshow, New York Law School on Colorado's punitive caps for victims on damages for pain and suffering
Colorado Politics · December 22, 2023

Colorado cap on monetary damages not unconstitutional, appeals court rules
Tampa Bay Times · October 19, 2023

Florida leaders blame insurance crisis on lawsuits, but evidence is thin; Fighting lawsuits was Florida’s response to the insurance crisis, but evidence hasn’t materialized.
ALM Law.com · April 18, 2023

'They're Just Killing Us'
Law 360 · April 3, 2023

Disasters, Inflation Hardening A Still Flush Insurance Market
Law 360 · November 19, 2022

Policyholders Are Not To Blame For Social Inflation
KXAN · November 17, 2022

‘A long time’ before Congress takes up medical error transparency
The Register Citizen · October 22, 2022

Winsted tort museum has new director
Law 360 · August 22, 2022

NY Victims' Families Bill Could Cause Insurance Cost Spike
The Intercept · March 3, 2022

Biden Signs Law Banning Forced Arbitration — But Only Over Sexual Misconduct