Defend Civil Justice. Protect New Yorkers. Fight Back Against Big Insurance Lies
Trial lawyers and crash victims are under coordinated attack by Big Insurance. When powerful corporations try to weaken accountability and boost profits, trial lawyers are the only ones standing between them and New Yorkers. Behind the scenes, insurers are spending millions to strip protections from the very policies New Yorkers pay for—shifting costs onto injured people and their families while shielding record profits. Right now, New York is proposing: Regressive changes to the definition of “serious injury” that create new barriers to justice for crash victims. Limits on recoveries from defendants and rollbacks of joint and several liability protections for New Yorkers injured in car crashes. Join our campaign to defend the civil justice system, exposing insurer delay-and-deny tactics, and advancing real affordability solutions that rein in excessive profits instead of blaming victims. Your contribution powers rapid-response advocacy, public education, and member-driven campaigns to hold Big Insurance accountable and protect access to justice. Stand with NYSTLA. Invest in the fight. 100% of contributions support NYSTLA’s Auto Victims Fund.
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