Faces of Lawsuit Abuse

Every state is a rider in the race for jobs and economic growth.  But too many states are pulling the dead-weight of lawsuit abuse, dragging down their economy and making jobs harder to find.

Is lawsuit abuse slowing down your state?  Find out today at InstituteforLegalReform.com.

El sitio web abusosdedemandas.org del Instituto para la Reforma Legal de la Cámara de Comercio de los EEUU (ILR, por sus siglas en inglés), tiene videos de las víctimas de demandas abusivas hablando sobre el efecto que el abuso de los litigios tiene en sus negocios.

The "Faces of Lawsuit Abuse" campaign features videos of victims of abusive lawsuits talking about the effect that abusive litigation has had on their businesses.

In this movie theater trailer, William Smith, the Superintendent of Schools in Cabell County, West Virginia, describes how lawsuits took a school's swing sets away from kids. Learn more at FacesOfLawsuitAbuse.org.

In this movie theater trailer, Steve Arnold of Peachtree Pest Control describes how his family business won two trials but now faces a third. Learn more at FacesOfLawsuitAbuse.org.

In this movie theater trailer, Richard Singer, owner of AcraCast, shares the story of how a Michigan man's 24th lawsuit threatened his family business. Learn more at FacesOfLawsuitAbuse.org.

Our small business owners can help turn around our economy and create new jobs. But lawsuits threaten America's entrepreneurs just when we need them most. Learn more and see the stories at FacesOfLawsuitAbuse.org.

In this movie theater trailer, Evelyn Graham, the founder of Mt. Laurel Pool, describes how the community swimming pool closed due to a lawsuit. Learn more at FacesOfLawsuitAbuse.org.

In this movie theater trailer, Robb and Susan Swimm describe how their 7-year-old son was sued over a minor skiing collision. Learn more at FacesOfLawsuitAbuse.org.