Texans for Lawsuit Reform

Through political action, legal, academic and market research, and grassroots initiatives, TLR fights for common-sense reforms that keep Texas open for business.

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Through political action, legal, academic and market research, and grassroots initiatives, TLR fights for common-sense reforms that keep Texas open for business. TLR is a volunteer-led organization that works to keep Texas’ economy strong by ensuring our courts are fair and efficient.

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Lawsuit reform protects the Texas Miracle, keeping abusive lawsuits from killing jobs and slowing down our economic growth.

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Reforms Over the Years

Since 1994, TLR has worked to make Texas’ legal system fair, efficient and predictable. From small steps to giant leaps, Texas has come a long way to become a national model for common-sense reforms. Follow the evolution of lawsuit reform in Texas, year by year.

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Commercial Vehicle Litigation

The biggest threat to many Texas businesses today? Abusive lawsuits targeting commercial vehicle fleets. Texas has seen a 118 percent increase in motor vehicle lawsuits since 2008, with one in ten crashes resulting in a lawsuit in 2019. And any vehicle with a company logo is a target.

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Texas Needs Honest and Competent Judges

“Improving our legal system starts with ensuring we elect competent and impartial judges to apply our laws and Constitution as written, without legislating from the bench.” —Gov. Greg Abbott

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Making Business Our Business

Specialized business courts like the Delaware Court of Chancery can be an important addition to a state’s economic foundation. These courts quickly and expertly handle complex business litigation, freeing up other courts to handle other types of cases.

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Across the country, many argue litigation is increasingly influenced by contributions, political pressure, and affiliation with a political party. Read and share: bit.ly/3vyBKe6 ... See MoreSee Less

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The Politics of Litigation May Be Changing

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Is suing a Democratic thing or a Republican thing? It used to be a Democratic thing, then it became a Republican thing, and now it’s a Democratic thing again. Or maybe it’s the other way around. A...
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Dallas Police levied an additional charge against repeat criminal Julio Guerrero after his attorney posted bail. Police and prosecutors are concerned Guerrero’s alleged ties to drug cartels make him a flight risk, and that an ankle monitor won’t be enough to compel him to return to court. Read and share: bit.ly/3OR9aeP ... See MoreSee Less

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Dallas Police file new charge to try and keep Julio Guerrero in jail. He's suspected in several violent crimes.

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Julio Guerrero is charged with murder, shooting at police, and for the shooting of a 3-year-old girl in the head. His attorney has posted his bond. DALLAS — Dallas Police are doing what they can to ...
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More Republican attorneys general are preparing to leave the National Association of Attorneys General, after concerns that the once nonpartisan organization is treading further left-leaning in its practices. Read and share: bit.ly/3Q1B20G ... See MoreSee Less

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Republican Attorneys General March into Battle

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A once-bipartisan organization representing state AGs seems captured by the Left. Republican members are increasingly fed up — and looking to act. “All organizations that are not actually right-wi...
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Across the country, many argue litigation is increasingly influenced by contributions, political pressure, and affiliation with a political party. Read and share:

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Texans for Lawsuit Reform
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