Federal preemption is the only serious way to end the climate-lawsuit racket WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Consumer Choice Center (CCC) today endorsed the Stop Climate Shakedowns Act of 2026, introduced...
Consumer Choice Center releases policy primer on activist accountability as Greenpeace seeks to escape American justice in Amsterdam LONDON, UK and WASHINGTON, DC — On April 16, a court in...
Many Americans try their luck at the roulette wheel in Las Vegas or even their favorite sports betting app. These are unique American pastimes that match luck with risk and...
If the true crime phenomenon on streaming platforms and podcasts has proven anything in the recent decade, apart from our collective addiction to onscreen misery, it’s that courtrooms and science...
The companies behind Tony the Tiger, Fruit Loops, Heinz ketchup, Coca-Cola, Oreo, and Lucky Charms are lawyering up as the government takes them to court. Earlier this month, San Francisco launched a...
ATLANTA,GA – Earlier today, the Georgia House of Representatives passed SB68, a civil justice reform bill to modernize liability standards for firms and help save costs for consumers by cutting down...
By Yaël Ossowski In line with common law tradition, the class action system was set up in Australia to address wrongs and deliver justice for ordinary people. But because of a...
Washington, D.C. – The Consumer Choice Center today launched its policy primer offering simple reforms to provide for more competitive, reasonable, and accurate insurance rates to increase choice and lower...
We are no strangers to settling our problems in court. Indeed, it is a core function of citizens in free societies. Staffed by esteemed judges and sometimes juries, people who...
The commodification of lawsuit funding is a somewhat ingenious concept that may indeed help smaller companies win their day in court, but it also opens the door to even more...
Washington, D.C. – The Consumer Choice Center (CCC) celebrates today’s Supreme Court decision overturning the 1984 ‘Chevron‘ doctrine, an outdated ruling that exploded the power of the federal government to...
If there’s one theme emerging this year in Washington, D.C., it’s the full-on bipartisan rampage against American tech firms. In a courthouse just blocks away from the Capitol, Google is...
