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501(c)(4): Social Welfare Organisation
January 26, 2026
Federal lawmakers propose measures aimed at limiting foreign influence in U.S. lawsuits through increased transparency requirements and Department of Justice oversight.
Read more →January 12, 2026
Floridians for Lawsuit Reform highlights ongoing challenges faced by small businesses due to frivolous lawsuits despite recent legislative efforts.
Read more →January 12, 2026
Floridians for Lawsuit Reform highlights how third-party litigation funding affects household expenses through increased insurance premiums in Florida.
Read more →November 20, 2025
Floridians for Lawsuit Reform announced on X that new national findings indicate litigation increases costs and cited Florida's 2023 reforms as a model for lowering auto insurance rates.
Read more →November 5, 2025
Floridians for Lawsuit Reform announced that Florida's tort reforms are improving the homeowners' insurance market by reducing litigation and strengthening financial stability.
Read more →November 5, 2025
Floridians for Lawsuit Reform has announced findings from a Swiss Re report, which identifies shifting jury perspectives, aggressive legal advertising, and investor-funded lawsuits as factors contributing to record "nuclear" verdicts and rising...
Read more →November 5, 2025
Floridians for Lawsuit Reform has announced concerns regarding investor-backed litigation funding, claiming it allows financiers to profit from lawsuits and increases insurance costs.
Read more →November 5, 2025
Floridians for Lawsuit Reform has announced that expert analyses warn third-party litigation funding could increase national insurance costs by up to $50 billion over the next five years.
Read more →August 25, 2025
Floridians for Lawsuit Reform announced on X that Florida's five largest auto insurers have significantly reduced rates, attributing the change to the state's 2023 legal reforms aimed at curbing litigation abuse.
Read more →August 15, 2025
Floridians for Lawsuit Reform has announced that Florida's property insurance market is stabilizing, attributing this development to increased competition, private capital influx, and reinsurance pricing improvements driven by lawsuit reform.
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