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With the passage of Proposition 12, next for Texans is likely to be limitation of non-economic damages in all types of civil cases, opponents of the constitutional amendment say. The proposition solidifies damage limits the Legislature placed on medical-liability suits as part of H.B. 4, the sweeping tort reform measure passed during the regular session this year. The amendment also authorizes lawmakers to put limits on non-economic damages in other kinds of civil suits.
September 16, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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