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Texans for Lawsuit Reform
- tortreform.com
- Public Policy Offices
- 8 employees
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| None recorded | 0 | No ads found on the Google Ads Transparency Center | Checked 11 Oct 2026 | Collect them with the API → |
Texans for Lawsuit Reform has no live LinkedIn ads. Its Facebook page had 48 active ads on 3 Nov 2026, and we recorded no Google ads on 11 Oct 2026.
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- LINKEDIN · IMAGERecorded 1 Oct 2026
Texans for Lawsuit Reform was founded by business and community leaders who saw firsthand how lawsuit abuse was driving jobs away and undermining opportunity for Texas families. They came together with a clear mission: build a fair, predictable legal system where justice, not jackpot verdicts, would prevail. That vision reshaped our courts and strengthened our economy. Thirty years later, TLR continues to stand with Texas families, businesses, and job creators to ensure our state remains the best place to live, work, and grow.
- LINKEDIN · IMAGERecorded 1 Oct 2026
Decades ago, Texas faced a legal climate that threatened jobs and fairness. TLR’s early reforms helped turn Texas into a model for balanced, predictable courts, and that foundation still guides us today. But lasting reform requires vigilance. TLR continues to fight new forms of lawsuit abuse that drive up costs and hurt families, ensuring Texas remains the best place to live and work.
- LINKEDIN · IMAGERecorded 1 Oct 2026
For 30+ years, Texans for Lawsuit Reform has fought for fairness and transparency in our courts. Because when justice is predictable and efficient, Texas families and businesses thrive. We’re proud of what we’ve achieved, and we’re not done yet.
- LINKEDIN · IMAGERecorded 1 Oct 2026
Texans pay some of the highest insurance costs in America, more than $8,600 a year between home and auto coverage. That's the sixth-highest insurance burden in the country. Some of this is severe weather. Some of it is economic growth. But a major driver is high litigation costs, which can be attributed in many instances to frivolous and abusive lawsuits that inflate claims and drive premiums higher across the board. When trial lawyers chase jackpot verdicts and manufactured damages, every family pays the trial lawyer tax through higher monthly bills.
- LINKEDIN · IMAGERecorded 1 Oct 2026
Home insurance is up 19% and auto insurance is up 25% because of ambulance-chasing personal injury trial lawyers. They continue to funnel inflated claims and massive legal fees into the system, forcing insurers to raise rates statewide. Ambulance-chasing lawyers get rich. Your insurance becomes unaffordable. That’s the trial lawyer tax in action, and every Texas family feels it.
- LINKEDIN · VIDEORecorded 9 Oct 2026
You will never receive a bill marked “lawsuit tax.” You pay it anyway. Excessive litigation costs the average Texas household an estimated $4,594 a year through higher prices, reduced earnings, and lost economic activity. Texas lawmakers can lower it.
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Facebook page Texans for Lawsuit Reform · 48 active ads, checked 3 Nov 2026 · 48 recorded
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Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026Active on Facebook, Instagram. A billboard lawyer recruits a client, sends the client to a handpicked medical provider, and presents the bill in court. When unnecessary treatment and excessive charges inflate the lawsuit, Texans can pay through higher premiums. Stop the pipeline. Pass reform.
Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026Active on Facebook, Instagram. You will never receive a bill marked “lawsuit tax.” You pay it anyway. Excessive litigation costs the average Texas household an estimated $4,594 a year through higher prices, reduced earnings, and lost economic activity. Texas lawmakers can lower it.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. A billboard lawyer recruits a client, sends the client to a handpicked medical provider, and presents the bill in court. When unnecessary treatment and excessive charges inflate the lawsuit, Texans can pay through higher premiums. Stop the pipeline. Pass reform.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. A billboard lawyer recruits a client, sends the client to a handpicked medical provider, and presents the bill in court. When unnecessary treatment and excessive charges inflate the lawsuit, Texans can pay through higher premiums. Stop the pipeline. Pass reform.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. A billboard lawyer recruits a client, sends the client to a handpicked medical provider, and presents the bill in court. When unnecessary treatment and excessive charges inflate the lawsuit, Texans can pay through higher premiums. Stop the pipeline. Pass reform.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. You will never receive a bill marked “lawsuit tax.” You pay it anyway. Excessive litigation costs the average Texas household an estimated $4,594 a year through higher prices, reduced earnings, and lost economic activity. Texas lawmakers can lower it.
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- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. A billboard lawyer recruits a client, sends the client to a handpicked medical provider, and presents the bill in court. When unnecessary treatment and excessive charges inflate the lawsuit, Texans can pay through higher premiums. Stop the pipeline. Pass reform.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. You will never receive a bill marked “lawsuit tax.” You pay it anyway. Excessive litigation costs the average Texas household an estimated $4,594 a year through higher prices, reduced earnings, and lost economic activity. Texas lawmakers can lower it.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. You will never receive a bill marked “lawsuit tax.” You pay it anyway. Excessive litigation costs the average Texas household an estimated $4,594 a year through higher prices, reduced earnings, and lost economic activity. Texas lawmakers can lower it.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. You will never receive a bill marked “lawsuit tax.” You pay it anyway. Excessive litigation costs the average Texas household an estimated $4,594 a year through higher prices, reduced earnings, and lost economic activity. Texas lawmakers can lower it.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. A billboard lawyer recruits a client, sends the client to a handpicked medical provider, and presents the bill in court. When unnecessary treatment and excessive charges inflate the lawsuit, Texans can pay through higher premiums. Stop the pipeline. Pass reform.
Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026Active on Facebook, Instagram. You will never receive a bill marked “lawsuit tax.” You pay it anyway. Excessive litigation costs the average Texas household an estimated $4,594 a year through higher prices, reduced earnings, and lost economic activity. Texas lawmakers can lower it.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. You will never receive a bill marked “lawsuit tax.” You pay it anyway. Excessive litigation costs the average Texas household an estimated $4,594 a year through higher prices, reduced earnings, and lost economic activity. Texas lawmakers can lower it.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. A billboard lawyer recruits a client, sends the client to a handpicked medical provider, and presents the bill in court. When unnecessary treatment and excessive charges inflate the lawsuit, Texans can pay through higher premiums. Stop the pipeline. Pass reform.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. You will never receive a bill marked “lawsuit tax.” You pay it anyway. Excessive litigation costs the average Texas household an estimated $4,594 a year through higher prices, reduced earnings, and lost economic activity. Texas lawmakers can lower it.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. You will never receive a bill marked “lawsuit tax.” You pay it anyway. Excessive litigation costs the average Texas household an estimated $4,594 a year through higher prices, reduced earnings, and lost economic activity. Texas lawmakers can lower it.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. You will never receive a bill marked “lawsuit tax.” You pay it anyway. Excessive litigation costs the average Texas household an estimated $4,594 a year through higher prices, reduced earnings, and lost economic activity. Texas lawmakers can lower it.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. You will never receive a bill marked “lawsuit tax.” You pay it anyway. Excessive litigation costs the average Texas household an estimated $4,594 a year through higher prices, reduced earnings, and lost economic activity. Texas lawmakers can lower it.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. A billboard lawyer recruits a client, sends the client to a handpicked medical provider, and presents the bill in court. When unnecessary treatment and excessive charges inflate the lawsuit, Texans can pay through higher premiums. Stop the pipeline. Pass reform.
- Video previewMETA · VIDEOSince 24 Oct 2026
Active on Facebook, Instagram. You will never receive a bill marked “lawsuit tax.” You pay it anyway. Excessive litigation costs the average Texas household an estimated $4,594 a year through higher prices, reduced earnings, and lost economic activity. Texas lawmakers can lower it.
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