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TLR Weekly News Roundup: March 26, 2025

On March 21, in a critical move, Georgia lawmakers signed off on Senate Bill (SB) 68 in Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp’s (R) comprehensive tort reform package. The bill now heads to Gov. Kemp’s desk to be signed into law.

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TLR Weekly News Roundup: March 12, 2025

Businesses are moving out of Delaware as its courts impose unpredictable legal rulings that undermine corporate confidence, with Texas positioning itself as a stable alternative. In Gov. Greg Abbott’s words: “The Lone Star State is open for business.”

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TLR Weekly News Roundup: March 5, 2025

Apple is the latest technology giant to announce its move to the Lone Star State, where it will launch a new 250,000 square-foot factory in Houston to make servers for an artificial-intelligence system.

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TLR Weekly News Roundup: February 12, 2025

A new report by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce found that Texans are paying almost $38 billion a year, or an extra $4,594 per Texas household, to compensate for astronomical tort costs in the form of skyrocketing insurance premiums and higher prices of most goods and services in the state.

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TLR Weekly News Roundup: February 5, 2025

As a founding member of the Lone Star Economic Alliance (LSEA), TLR is advocating for legislative reforms to address the rising cost of doing business in Texas—which threatens the economic health of businesses of all sizes, across all sectors.

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The 89th Legislative Session Begins

The 89th Texas Legislative Session begins today, and Texans for Lawsuit Reform will continue fighting for a fair and balanced civil court system to ensure economic prosperity for all Texans.

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