Original sentence: A different reform is not to limit the amount of legitimate recovery, but to reduce the time to sue—the statute of limitations of actions.As reported in the Associated Press, when Georgia passed tort reform legislation, despite the claims of insurance companies, premiums continued to rise, in some cases by 1/3.New York law now requires that:.Other tort reform proposals, some of which have been enacted in various states, include placing limits on noneconomic damages and collecting lawsuit claim data from malpractice insurance companies and courts in order to assess any connection between malpractice settlements and premium rates.Proponents believe that giving up jury trials and scheduling noneconomic damages such as pain and suffering would lead to more people being compensated, and to their receiving their money sooner.Still, a number of groups and individuals have supported this proposal.These rate increases were in insurance companies that, combined, cover no more than 1/4 of the doctors covered in the state, and were in rates already lower than those the other 3/4 of doctors pay.This approach has been criticized for treating medical malpractice differently from other areas of tort law and for depriving Americans of their seventh amendment rights.Tort reform advocate Common Good has proposed creating specialized medical courts (similar to distinct tax courts) where medically-trained judges would evaluate cases and subsequently render precedent-setting decisions