brian kemp tort reform

Brian Kemp, tort reform

Gov. Kemp unveils plan for tort reform, says it will lower insurance costs

Tort reform has been an item on the governor’s legislative wish list for a while, and he said it could lead to lower insurance premiums for drivers and small business owners down the line.

Yahoo · 2h

Kemp rolls out tort reform proposal

Gov. Brian Kemp unveiled legislation to reform Georgia’s legal system the goal is to limit lawsuits and large jury verdicts in an effort called tort reform. The governor says it is his top priority this legislative session.

FOX 5 Atlanta on MSN · 2h

Gov. Kemp pushes for tort reform to combat rising insurance costs in Georgia

ATLANTA - Gov. Brian Kemp is making tort reform a top priority this legislative session, unveiling new legislation aimed at limiting lawsuits and large settlements in an effort to curb rising insurance costs for businesses across Georgia.

Kemp lays out blueprint for reforming litigation process, lawsuit payouts

ATLANTA — Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Thursday reiterated his simple pitch for lawsuit limits: They’ll halt rising insurance costs. The issue, commonly referenced as tort reform, is Kemp’s top priority ...

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Georgia governor touts tort reform: 5 things to know

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp emphasized his commitment to reforming tort laws in the state in a press conference Jan. 28, News 10 reported Jan. 29. Here are five things to know about the governor's ...

Courthouse News Service3h

Georgia governor vows tort reform legislation will reduce insurance costs

Opponents of the proposal, however, argue it strips Georgians of their right to seek compensation for injuries suffered from the negligence of large corporations.

Axios on MSN3d

Swing voter focus group: We support tort reform, whatever that means

Most voters in our latest Engagious/Sago swing-voter focus groups support Gov. Brian Kemp's quest to crack down on large ...

Atlanta Journal-Constitution1d

Brian Kemp’s aim to limit some large jury awards gets a $1 million boost

A group that includes companies such as Uber and Waffle House is paying for TV ads to back the governor's proposal, which he plans to reveal on Thursday.

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