What We Do

Sick of Lawsuits (SOL) is an online network of more than 200,000 people who are interested in restoring integrity to our justice system. SOL is a project of Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse (CALA) and provides a forum where you can get involved in the effort to stop lawsuit abuse.

We work to call attention to the negative impact of lawsuit abuse and challenge those who profit from abusing our legal system.

We encourage you to be empowered as legal consumers, act as watchdogs to call out abuse when you see it, and engage as voters to urge your elected officials and candidates to support reform. Stopping lawsuit abuse starts with each of us doing our part to make sure the legal system is used for justice rather than greed.

Sick of Lawsuits Updates

December 1, 2016

INFOGRAPHIC: Don’t Let a Lawyer Be Your Doctor

Lawsuit ads want you to take health advice from lawyers, not doctors.

November 7, 2016

Good Judges Matter

When we turn on the radio, flip on our televisions, and go online, […]

October 31, 2016

Anything goes with personal injury lawyer ads

While our country has regulatory agencies whose mission it is to ensure that […]

October 6, 2016

Abusive “Access” Lawsuits Spread

A third bill has been introduced in Congress to reform the Americans with […]

August 4, 2016

AAJ Convention: Summer Camp for Trial Lawyers Looking to Sue

This July, thousands of trial lawyers packed their briefcases, said goodbye to family and friends, and attended the American Association for Justice’s annual convention.

ABOUT SICK OF LAWSUITS

A project of Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse, Sick of Lawsuits is an online network of people who are interested in restoring integrity to our justice system by addressing issues surrounding legal reform. We encourage citizens to be empowered as legal consumers, take action against abuses, and help restore common sense and fairness to our legal system.

PLEASE SUPPORT SICK OF LAWSUITS

Contribute today to fight back against lawsuit abuse and help restore fairness to our legal system.