2015-2016 Executive Summary
The 2015-2016 Judicial Hellholes report shines its brightest spotlight on nine courts or jurisdictions that have developed reputations as Judicial Hellholes.
The 2015-2016 Judicial Hellholes report shines its brightest spotlight on nine courts or jurisdictions that have developed reputations as Judicial Hellholes.
Few jurisdictions in the country are as synonymous with an entire subject area of litigation as the U.S. District Court
Virginia generally enjoys a reputation for having a fair legal climate, but that cannot be said for asbestos cases in
Storm-chasing trial lawyers have swept through Texas litigation for years, seeking to profit from the damage and devastation caused by
Despite some modest reforms in recent years, the perception that Louisiana has one of the worst legal climates in the
Largely rural Madison County in Southwestern Illinois continues to be a popular venue for personal injury lawyers, particularly those specializing
Problems with the civil justice system in the “Show Me Your Lawsuits State,” mostly at the state supreme court level,
The Sunshine State is characterized by a state high court that continually expands the liability exposure of those who live and do
Just five weeks after last year’s Judicial Hellholes report was released and ranked the New York City Asbestos Litigation court (NYCAL) as
Specific California cities and counties have regularly been cited for their civil justice system imbalances by the Judicial Hellholes report