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Mississippi May Roll Back Key Legal Reforms – Watch Out!

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In 2004, Mississippi passed legislation limiting noneconomic damages in civil cases. This common sense reform cracked down on jackpot justice and ensured that state courts worked for everyone, not just personal injury lawyers looking to get rich.

But now, trial lawyers are asking the Mississippi Supreme Court to overturn that limit. Their motivation is clear – they want bigger awards so they can make more money. This case is less about justice than it is about lining their pockets.

We’re keeping our eye on this case. If Mississippi decides to move in this direction, it will be a major blow to the state’s legal climate and economy.

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