About Us

TLR PAC is the political arm of Texans for Lawsuit Reform, the state's largest civil justice reform organization. TLR is a bipartisan, volunteer-led coalition with more than 17,000 supporters residing in 869 Texas communities and representing 1,266 different businesses, professions and trades. For more information about TLR visit www.tortreform.com.

TLR PAC works to elect Texas leaders and lawmakers who understand the importance of maintaining the historic civil justice reforms that are strengthening the Texas economy and insuring access to health care throughout the state.

For additional information about our legislative advocacy and other projects, visit TortReform.com.

Dick Trabulsi: The TT Interview

TLR PAC Endorsement of Governor Rick Perry

What Others Say about TLR PAC

“For years and years Texas was known as the ‘Lawsuit Capital of the World.’ That has changed in large part because of the work of Texans for Lawsuit Reform. Their political, legislative, media, polling and legal experts have proven themselves a top-notch team who work effectively under a volunteer leadership determined to return fairness to our civil courts.”

Lupe Fraga, TLR PAC Treasurer

December 2010 Advocate: A Sweeping Victory for Lawsuit Reform
The November 2nd elections in Texas were not only traditional partisan contests, but also a reflection of the continuing battle to maintain and improve the successful lawsuit reforms of the last fifteen years, which have helped make Texas the best state in the nation in which to start or grow a business and create jobs. A handful of personal injury trial lawyers spent millions of dollars in a futile effort to elect legislators who would roll back or diminish tort reform. One trial lawyer, Steve Mostyn, put in nearly ten million dollars of his own money to influence Texas elections in this cycle. In contrast, the funding for TLR PAC, and therefore for the candidates we support, comes from scores of different professions and occupations, including homemakers, consultants, retailers, ranchers, farmers, manufacturers, miners, developers, entrepreneurs, physicians, lawyers, accountants … and the list goes on.
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