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A business-backed national group has once again labeled Louisiana a “judicial hellhole,” claiming the legal climate costs the state’s economy billions.


The American Tort Reform Foundation expressed “cautious optimism” that Gov.-elect Jeff Landry will be more sympathetic to its views than Gov. John Bel Edwards, though Landry, like Edwards, was elected with significant support from trial lawyers. Read more...

A new report says the state's judicial system continues to hurt small businesses.

NFIB State Director Dawn McVea says the American Tort Reform Foundation’s latest Judicial Hellholes report highlights the need for legislative action to balance the scale of justice in Louisiana. Read...

Tiger Joyce joins us to talk about Louisiana ranking #7 in the list of Judicial Hell Holes. We have improved a little bit, but what can we do to improve more, and why are we this bad? Listen...

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