The papers covered in this edition of the ILR Research Review discuss legal reform opportunities in Indiana, the many ethical and practical problems with… Read More
LCJ and ILR submitted a revised proposal to the Advisory Committee on Civil Rules on March 10, 2026, recommending a commonsense amendment to Rule… Read More
Civil and criminal law are two distinct legal systems operating side-by-side in courtrooms. Whether you are watching a courtroom drama, reading the news, or facing a legal… Read More
The Aloha State has joined a growing list of states considering policies that could dramatically raise costs for local businesses and households. Lawmakers in… Read More
According to research from the Institute for Legal Reform, one of Indiana’s most expensive taxes doesn’t appear on any government form. Every Indiana household… Read More
Indiana’s legacy of legal reform has a been a key driver of the state’s economic momentum. Policymakers have an opportunity to take that momentum… Read More
Earlier today, civil justice reform champions in the Senate introduced the Litigation Funding Transparency Act of 2026. This legislation, introduced by Senators Chuck… Read More
The Consumer Dividend of Legal Reform As we discussed last November, Florida’s groundbreaking legal reforms from 2022-2023 have been yielding tangible savings… Read More
Indiana lawmakers have an important question to answer as they work through this legislative session: will they choose to lower costs for Hoosier households?… Read More
In a recent letter and press release from Georgia Attorney General (AG) Chris Carr addressed to major arbitration providers, AG Carr expressed his concern… Read More
Arbitration plays a vital role in offering consumers and employees an efficient forum for resolving disputes, especially as courts face growing constraints. However, the… Read More
Pennsylvania taxpayers shoulder the burden for an increasing number of $1 billion+ natural disasters. Figures from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)… Read More
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform President Stephen Waguespack released the following today on the passage out of the House Judiciary Committee of the Protecting… Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform President Stephen Waguespack released the following today on the introduction of… Read More
The ambitious legal reforms Florida undertook in 2022 and 2023 are generating dividends—literally. At a recent event in Sarasota, Florida Gov. Ron… Read More
Lawsuits targeting the commercial transport industry raise costs all across the economy. Trucking and other commercial transportation move the vast bulk of shipped goods… Read More
In September, Reps. Mike Collins (GA-10), Brandon Gill (TX-26), Tom Tiffany (WI-07), and Harriet Hageman (WY-At Large) reintroduced the Lawsuit… Read More
Third-Party Litigation Funding (TPLF) has emerged as a troubling force in the civil justice system of the United States and internationally. This practice, where… Read More