Texans Against Lawsuit Abuse

It's gratifying to see that several Texas cities are once again being recognized for their economic resilience and recovery. This latest honor from the Brookings Institution is timely, given that the next legislative session is around the corner, ...

Roger Borgelt, chairman of the board of CALA of Central Texas, left, presents a $1,000 check to Adrian Gonzales, right, winner of the Personal Responsibility Essay Contest.

Congratulations are due U.S. Rep.-elect Blake Farenthold, state Reps.-elect Connie Scott and Raul Torres, and the rest of Tuesday’s incumbent removers. The Nueces County Republican Party ran an organized, successful campaign.

Every political season we watch the flurry of TV ads and hope the people who end up in office understand our lives, appreciate our values and will stand up for our beliefs. We can all head to the ballot box, cast our votes and do our part to be su...

As U.S. District Judge Janis Graham Jack plans her impending retirement in June 2011, local and national tort reform groups praise the impact she had behind the bench during her 17 year career as a federal judge.

Texas legal watchdog groups have launched a new voter education web page and are urging voters to find out where candidates stand on lawsuit reform.