Senate Bill 30, sponsored by Sen. Charles Schwertner, aims to curb "nuclear verdicts" and modify rules on medical expenses in personal injury cases.

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Now, legislators are turning to personal injury and wrongful death cases, which have seen explosive, so-called "nuclear" verdicts in recent years.