With actual and threatened lawsuits against U.S. industry costing consumers billions of dollars a year, CASE supports legal reforms that discourage excessive damage awards that saddle our economy and hurt U.S. competitiveness while bringing compensation awards more in-line with actual damages suffered. We oppose rules which permit plaintiffs’ attorneys to bundle and re-sell clients for class-action lawsuits. Common sense legal reforms that protect actual victims and discourage attorneys from seeking massive paydays on the backs of the public will help lower the $240 billion cost of America’s court system for civil suits. It will further reduce the costs consumers pay for goods and services and allow enterprise to continue to innovate and put more products on the market without fear of being sued out of business.
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"The vertically integrated PBM mafia is well positioned to shift profits toward themselves in the healthcare supply chain by employing anti-consumer and anti-patient practices." Patients deserve #PBM reform today. @SenateFinance @RonWyden @MikeCrapo
CASE Letter to Kentucky Representatives: Reject Anti-Consumer Senate Bill 349
CASE strongly opposes SB 349, which will raise energy prices on Kentuckians.
http://caseforconsumers.org/2024/03/14/case-letter-to-kentucky-representatives-reject-anti-consumer-senate-bill-349/
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Inflation picks up speed – again.
CASE Read of the Day
Consumers continue to feel inflation’s bite.