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Right-wing legal groups and pro-business trade associations are pressuring the Supreme Court to further weaken consumer protections this session by making it harder to sue companies for failing to disclose business failures. Efforts to limit consumer and investor rights have been highlighted by various organizations, including Better Markets, which emphasizes the impact on the ability of investors to hold wrongdoers accountable and recover damages, as explained by Steve Hall in LeverNews.
Important story by @freddy_brewster @LeverNews on efforts to weaken consumer/investor rights through the #SCOTUS. Our Steve Hall explains "It boils down to limiting the ability of those investors to hold wrongdoers accountable & to recover their damage." https://t.co/RN2ewrejq6
Right-wing legal groups and pro-business trade associations are pressuring the Supreme Court to further gut consumer protections this session by making it harder to sue companies when they fail to disclose business failures. https://t.co/404D0umq5S
NEW: The Litigation Transparency Act would hamstring American startups + small businesses trying to fight big corporations that steal their IP, all to the detriment of our economy. Read @ProfKOsenga in @InsideSourcesDC: https://t.co/AxvbQ3OvY6
