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Policy Committees

July 30, 2010

Policy Committees

The Texas Civil Justice League has five policy committees that develop and review legislative proposals.

From the Blog

Help Stop the Massive Tax Break for Trial Lawyers!

With a looming potential tax break for trial lawyers, the Institute for Legal Reform has organized a campaign to urge Congress members to oppose this move by the U.S. Department of Treasury.

Trial Lawyers Expect Tax Break?

Despite America's massive deficit and debt, the American Association for Justice, the nation's trial lawyer group, has announced that it anticipates the U.S. Department of Treasury to soon give its members a $1.6 billion tax break on contingency fee lawsuits.

One Percent of Plaintiffs Respond with Evidence in Texas Silica MDL

The Southeast Texas Record has reported that only 54 plaintiffs out of over 5,000 in a silicosis multidistrict litigation court offered up the requested information that would have met medical requirements and permit their lawsuits to advance.

From Twitter

Mark your calendar for COMMFAB VI on Thursday, November 4, 2010. For details e-mail cary@tcjl.com.

on Mon, Jun 28

Lee Parsley was elected to the American Tort Reform Association board Monday in Washington, D.C.

on Fri, Jun 18

Hail to the new chief! Lee Parsley takes over as president and general counsel this month.

on Mon, May 10

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