Throughout the summer, members from our outstanding TLR speaker’s bureau will meet with various Republican clubs, policy groups, and grassroots organizations across Texas.

TLR hits the road for the Republican Party of Texas State Convention in Houston and the upcoming Texas Chamber of Commerce Executives Annual Convention in Abilene. We’ll see you on the trail.

And TLR will continue to lead that fight on behalf of more than 3.3 million businesses, more than 15 million employees across the state, and the communities that thrive from their shared prosperity.

While Texans prepare to cast their ballots in the May primary runoff elections, another consequential vote will take place the next day. ExxonMobil’s shareholders will vote on May 27 to approve or deny the board’s recommendation to reincorporate from New Jersey to Texas.

Longtime business owners and community leaders continue to call for new lawsuit reforms to protect jobs and ensure the ability of businesses to grow.

This week, we look at the current success of the Texas economy, while also pointing out weaknesses created by aggressive lawsuit abuse.

The Texas Miracle is reaching new heights every day and it’s easy to see why Texas has become the golden buckle in the Boom Belt.

The state’s success in attracting job creators is the reason we need to continue fighting lawsuit abuse that is hurting businesses.

A new report highlights Texas’ continued dominance in convincing businesses to move their operations both physically and legally.

As we prepare to celebrate the Easter Weekend, we’re taking a closer look at the Interim Charges and continuing the discussion on lawsuit reform.

TLR hit the road this week for fundraisers, policy panels, and more. It’s going to be a busy year as runoff elections start heating up again and the legislature begins interim hearings.

It’s been a great week for tort reform, with a federal district court, for the first time, applying the corporate formation bill from the 2025 Texas Legislature, SB 29. This was a TLR priority bill last session.

It’s another big week in Texas business news with ExxonMobil announcing it wants to go all-in on the Lone Star State. ExxonMobil has now announced plans to move its official corporate domicile from New Jersey to Texas, pending shareholder approval.

The Primary Election is in the books. As a few races head to a May Runoff, our broader focus now turns towards November and another high-stakes General Election.

Early voting continues this week, with the final day to cast an early ballot on Friday. TLR and its affiliates are working hard to ensure voters turn out to support our pro-business, pro-tort reform candidates in contested elections.

This week, I was in Washington, DC for the PACT Summit: Protecting Consumers from Lawsuit Abuse, meeting with national tort reform leaders. I joined a panel with advocates from New York and Florida to discuss the reforms our states have enacted.

In less than a week, Texas voters will begin casting ballots in the Spring Primary Elections. As you prepare to cast your ballots, we are taking a look at some of the issues that are top of mind for voters.

As affordability becomes the defining issue for voters, the role trial lawyers play in driving up insurance costs and everyday prices is becoming harder to ignore. Texans are feeling it at the kitchen table: when trial lawyers abuse the courts for profit, families and employers pay more.

As we await the comprehensive recap for 2025, we are taking a look back at insurance fraud data from 2024 and its impact on rising costs for Texans. Kicking things off this week, though, is CEO Ryan Patrick with an interview on the Chad Hasty Show in West Texas.

Rising insurance premiums and higher costs aren’t happening by accident. This week’s newsletter breaks down what’s driving those increases, why Texas is falling behind states that acted on reform, and how unchecked litigation is quietly draining household budgets.