Archives: Hellholes

A new #1 Judicial Hellhole® burst onto the scene in 2022. The litigation climate in Georgia has deteriorated for years

Louisiana has made strides over the past few years, but there is still work to be done if it wants

Leadership in the Keystone State continues to turn a blind eye to the abuses occurring in the state’s civil justice

A newcomer to the Judicial Hellholes® list in 2020, South Carolina’s asbestos litigation has quickly developed a reputation for bias

After reclaiming its spot atop the Judicial Hellholes® list in 2021, California’s fall to number three can only be attributed

While the judges in St. Louis continued to ignore both state law and U.S. Supreme Court precedent and allowed junk

A newcomer to the Judicial Hellholes® list in 2020, South Carolina’s consolidated docket for the state’s asbestos litigation has developed

The optimism expressed in last year’s Judicial Hellholes® report that Louisiana’s litigation environment was moving in the right direction faded

The reigning No. 1 Judicial Hellhole®, the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas & Supreme Court of Pennsylvania once again lands

This trio of Illinois counties is a magnet for asbestos litigation and “no-injury” lawsuits stemming from the state’s Biometric Information

The significant deterioration of the Georgia civil justice system that took place in 2021 has propelled the “Peach State” to

New York’s race to the bottom (or the top) of the Judicial Hellholes® list continued in 2021, as the state’s

A perennial Judicial Hellhole®, St. Louis once again finds itself on the list; however, made some important progress through legislative

After a two-year hiatus, the “Golden State” has once again reclaimed its spot atop the Judicial Hellholes® list. While the