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Tag Archives: State Rep. Doug Miller
Texas business, reform groups support passage of lawsuit lending bill
A bill geared toward regulating the practice of lawsuit lending in Texas passed the House Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence Committee on Tuesday. House Bill 1595, authored by Rep. Doug Miller, R-New Braunfels, in its committee substitute form, would also impose … Read More
Austin/Legislature, Lawyers/Law Firms, NewsBill would crack down on predatory practices of third party lawsuit lenders
AUSTIN – A central Texas lawmaker has authored a bill aimed to crack down on predatory practices by the state’s lawsuit lending industry. State Rep. Doug Miller, (R-New Braunfels), is the sponsor of House Bill 1595, the Consumer Lawsuit Lending … Read More
Austin/Legislature, News, Tort ReformTexans fight asbestos ‘double-dipping’ on state, national level
This week, the Ohio House of Representatives passed legislation designed to stop the practice of “double-dipping” in asbestos litigation. In asbestos litigation, a plaintiff can receive compensation from the defendant, bankruptcy trust funds or both. Supporters of the Ohio legislation … Read More
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