Texans for Lawsuit Reform
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January 26, 2026
Texans for Lawsuit Reform highlights how Florida's legal reforms have reduced insurance premiums while Texas faces rising costs due to stagnation.
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Texans for Lawsuit Reform highlights concerns over rising insurance premiums due to lack of legislative action on lawsuit reform in Texas compared to recent measures taken by Florida and Georgia.
Read more →January 12, 2026
Texans For Lawsuit Reform has raised concerns about nuclear verdicts exceeding $10 million impacting insurance premiums and family expenses.
Read more →January 12, 2026
Texans for Lawsuit Reform reports that frivolous lawsuits burden the U.S. economy by $500 billion each year.
Read more →January 12, 2026
Texans for Lawsuit Reform highlights how lawsuit abuse is driving up insurance costs across Texas.
Read more →December 15, 2025
Texans for Lawsuit Reform (TLR) has announced that Texas families are now paying over $8,600 annually for home and auto insurance.
Read more →December 1, 2025
Texans for Lawsuit Reform announced that lawsuit abuse imposes significant economic costs on Texas families and that maintaining civil justice reforms requires ongoing vigilance.
Read more →November 20, 2025
Texans for Lawsuit Reform announced on X that the increasing third-party funding in mass-tort lawsuits is raising costs for families and called for transparency reforms in Texas to protect long-term affordability.
Read more →November 10, 2025
Texans for Lawsuit Reform has announced the appointment of Ryan Patrick as Chief Executive Officer, highlighting his legal and public-service experience as well as his commitment to the organization's mission.
Read more →October 13, 2025
Texans for Lawsuit Reform announced on its website that Florida's 2023 lawsuit reforms, which curb excessive attorney fees and exploitative claims, have led to economic and community benefits.
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