Follow POL on Twitter So say David Houston and Jot Condie, who note that, for example, Carl's Jr. is halting expansion in California and moving its headquarters to Texas. The California permitting process can take up to two years; combined with other regulations, it costs an extra $250,000 more to open a restaurant in California than in Texas.
Abusive litigation costing California jobs
Related Entries:
- Federal constitutional challenge to Texas tort reform rejected
- New victims of the Rothstein Ponzi scheme
- Compucredit v. Greenwood
- Wherein George Soros wastes his money
- The myth of the pro-business Supreme Court (continued)
- The deportation of Jakadrien Turner
- November 23 roundup
- Arafiles update
- House Judiciary Subcommittee holds hearing on enforcing foreign judgments
- Around the web, September 30
- Troy Davis
- Texas Supreme Court finishes off Garza v. Merck
- Around the web, August 25
- Why is the Eastern District of Texas home to so many patent trolls?
- Texas tort reform could be a 2012 issue
 |
| Isaac Gorodetski Project Manager, Center for Legal Policy at the Manhattan Institute igorodetski@manhattan-institute.org |
 |
| Laura Eyi Press Officer, Manhattan Institute leyi@manhattan-institute.org |
