HB 1515/ SB 8 Would Allow Anyone to Sue Texas Physicians for Providing Abortion Care or Referring People for Abortion Care SB 8 Scheduled for House Floor Debate Wednesday  AUSTIN –  Over 200 physicians including obstetrician gynecologists, family physicians, pediatricians, internists, emergency room physicians, psychiatrists, dermatologists, and radiologists have signed an open letter to House […]

County Attorneys, State Elected Officials, City and County Officials, Former Judges and Law Professors Sign Letter HB 1515/SB 8 Would Allow Anyone to Sue Texans for Providing Abortions or Helping Someone Access Abortion AUSTIN – Over 370 attorneys including county attorneys, current and former elected officials, former judges, law professors, and other members of the

Including HB 1515, which would ban abortions before most Texans even know they are pregnant and opens a backdoor for frivolous civil suits. Austin, TX – Today, rather than addressing the global COVID-19 pandemic, the House Public Health Committee will hold a hearing for six new abortion restrictions. HB 1515, the House version of SB

SB 8 would ban abortions before most Texans even know they are pregnant and opens a backdoor for civil suits for any abortion ‘violation’.  Austin, TX – The Senate Chamber passed  SB 8, a six-week ban that is unlike any ban ever filed or passed. This bill would allow any person, Texan or not, to

Austin, TX –– Dan Patrick announced his legislative priorities this afternoon that includes two extreme anti-abortion restrictions.  Avow Executive Director Aimee Arrambide issued the following statement: This past week was absolute hell for millions of Texans. If there is a takeaway from last week’s energy crisis, it is that if the Texas Legislature had regulated

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASECONTACT: Delma Catalina Limones, [email protected] 25, 2021  Austin, TX – On the heels of the 48th anniversary of Roe v Wade, the landmark Texas Supreme Court case that legalized abortion nationwide, the organization ‘NARAL Pro-Choice Texas’ is announcing a new chapter as an independent statewide organization named Avow.  Avow Executive Director Aimee Arrambide