Studies, reports, and organizations documenting the cost of lawsuit abuse and the case for civil justice reform in New York, Pennsylvania, and nationwide.
U.S. Chamber of Commerce analysis of how rising litigation costs work as a hidden tax passed on to families and small businesses.
Marathon Strategies' annual report tracking the rise of nuclear verdicts — jury awards of $10 million or more — against American companies.
Research from the U.S. Chamber's Institute for Legal Reform quantifying the costs of the U.S. tort system and what households pay for it.
The American Tort Reform Foundation's annual ranking of the jurisdictions where lawsuit abuse is most severe — New York and Pennsylvania courts are regulars.
Research and advocacy on the cost of lawsuit abuse to New York taxpayers, businesses, and municipalities, including the Scaffold Law.
Independent research on New York policy, including studies on liability costs, insurance, and the state's legal climate.
Statewide Cygnal survey of likely New York voters: 66.6% want the Scaffold Law changed, 83.4% support limiting pain-and-suffering awards for impaired drivers, and only 10.7% believe the civil justice system is fair to both sides.
A statewide coalition documenting lawsuit abuse in Pennsylvania courts and advocating for a fair, predictable civil justice system.
