Louisiana Lawsuit Abuse Watch

Louisiana Lawsuit Abuse Watch Working to improve our legal environment for Louisiana families and businesses. Follow us on Twitter
(1)

LLAW works closely with the Coalition for Common Sense (CCS) to improve Louisiana's legal environment. CCS is comprised of professional associations, companies, and individuals committed to passing legislation in Louisiana that ensures a fair legal climate for both truly harmed individuals and small and large businesses operating in the state. Formed in 2008, the group was successful in passing le

gislation to clarify the rules on expert witness testimony, which saves the courts both time and money. CCS continues to push for legislation to curb lawsuit abuse in the areas of asbestos litigation, legacy lawsuits and other tort-law related issues. For more information on CCS, please visit www.coalitionforcommonsense.com

Louisiana House Bill 804 Aims to Block Climate Change Lawsuits Against Energy Producers — on Talk 107.3FM.  Rep. Geymann...
05/29/2026

Louisiana House Bill 804 Aims to Block Climate Change Lawsuits Against Energy Producers — on Talk 107.3FM. Rep. Geymann talks about his important legislation w/Brian Haldane.

Want to see what's going on in the Baton Rouge area? Check in with Talk 107.3 and discover more with your favorite host.

05/27/2026

Expert witnesses should be paid for their time and expertise—not rewarded based on who wins in court. Rep. Melernie’s proposal in Louisiana would ban outcome-based payments for expert testimony, helping reduce potential bias and strengthen trust in the legal system. Listen to the full radio interview below 🔽

05/21/2026

ICYMI: Rep. Chenevert talks legal reform this session with Brian Haldane

A must read!
05/21/2026

A must read!

Americans may be paying a hidden “lawsuit tax” through higher insurance premiums and higher prices for everyday goods, as trucking companies face rising litigation costs from staged crashes, massive settlements and “nuclear verdicts.”

05/21/2026

Louisiana small businesses and families pay a $1,180 annual “tort tax” to compensate for rampant lawsuit abuse. As we round out the end of the 2026 legislative session, it’s crucial for lawmakers to remain committed to pushing meaningful tort reform across the finish line. 🔽

05/18/2026

The decision to move Louisiana’s coastal lawsuits into federal court marks a major step toward a more predictable and balanced legal system for businesses, workers, and consumers across the state.

"This decision is a victory for hardworking Louisianans who want fairness and predictability, not for trial lawyers looking to cash in at the expense of the economic engine that drives Louisiana." – Lana Venable, LLAW Executive Director 🔽

  - Very good read.
05/05/2026

- Very good read.

Federal prosecutors say dozens of drivers intentionally crashed into 18-wheelers between 2015 and 2020, hoping to secure large insurance payouts through bogus lawsuits.

The staged crashes, many of which took place in New Orleans East and Gentilly, became the focus of a years-long federal investigation that exposed a network involving drivers, passengers, attorneys and medical claims.

Randy Guillot, president of Jefferson Parish-based Triple G Express, said his company was among those targeted.

04/30/2026

Jobs and opportunities are leaving Louisiana as legal costs continue to rise. Nuclear verdicts and a growing tort tax are putting pressure on local businesses. Other states have taken action to fix this—now it’s Louisiana’s turn. Learn more below about how you can support a fairer legal system. ⬇️

Should expert witnesses have a financial stake in cases in which they testify? See why we agree w/ Michael Melerine for ...
04/29/2026

Should expert witnesses have a financial stake in cases in which they testify? See why we agree w/ Michael Melerine for State Representative.

Want to see what's going on in the Baton Rouge area? Check in with Talk 107.3 and discover more with your favorite host.

Legal reform is on the line as we start to wind down the legislative session. Be sure to tune in!
04/24/2026

Legal reform is on the line as we start to wind down the legislative session. Be sure to tune in!

Protecting Patients & Stabilizing Costs 🚛💊
Tune in this Monday as Rep. Dennis Bamburg, Jr. joins Haldane on Talk 107.3 to discuss the importance of HB 1089.

We are fighting to ensure our legal and medical systems prioritize actual patient care over inflated payouts. This bill is a critical step toward a more transparent Louisiana—one that protects our citizens and keeps our industry moving forward.

📅 WHEN: Monday at 8:05 am
🎙️ WHERE: Talk 107.3 FM / Haldane
📍 TOPIC: HB 1089 - Protect Patient Care, Not Payouts.

Don't miss this important conversation on how we’re working to fix the litigation climate in our state!

Address

PO Box 65172
Baton Rouge, LA
70896

Website

http://llaw.org/blog1/, http://twitter.com/#!/ReformLouisiana

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Louisiana Lawsuit Abuse Watch posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Louisiana Lawsuit Abuse Watch:

Share