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A Case Study on Tort ReformJune 22, 2010
By The Honorable Joseph M. Nixon

  Six thousand claimants in Texas silica lawsuits await their day in court. For most, that day will never come. Though it seems like justice is not being served, this is actually good news for courts and these claimants.

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Obama's Tort Reform Offer is Chump ChangeMarch 10, 2010
By The Honorable Joseph M. Nixon

  Sure, he says he is incorporating lawsuit reform into his proposal as a good-faith gesture. But the substance of the president’s offer reveals that he is giving up nothing.

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Patients Benefit From Medical Liability ReformOctober 29, 2009
CHRISTUS Health using lawsuit savings to expand, improve health care
By The Honorable Joseph M. Nixon

  Does medical liability reform affect the cost and quality of health care? Supporters of President Obama’s health agenda allege, not much. CHRISTUS Health, however, might beg to differ.

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Please Don't Tread On UsSeptember 10, 2009
By The Honorable Joseph M. Nixon

  Current federal proposals would preempt common sense lawsuit reforms that Texans fought so hard to achieve and from which they have benefited so greatly.

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Plaintiffs Bar Funding Its Own DemiseAugust 06, 2009
By The Honorable Joseph M. Nixon

  While in the short term some trial lawyers have certainly gained by their affiliation with the liberal agenda, it makes no economic sense in the long run that those who are busy pursuing negligence claims on a contingency fee basis would support those who are taking away the right to bring those claims through nationalized health care and the growth of big government.

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A History of Lawsuit Reform in TexasMay 16, 2008
By The Honorable Joseph M. Nixon

  Texas has been a leader in tort reform since enacting landmark medical malpractice reform in 2003. This history of tort reform in Texas discusses how it came to be and the tremendous results since.
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