In case you missed it: NJCJI offers advice to NJ business owners
In an op-ed in the Times of Trenton this week, [...]
Budget Break 2012. What’s a New Jersey Tort Reformer to do?
New Jersey’s annual “budget break” is the period between the [...]
Deborah Dowdell will be missed
NJCJI is saddened by the death of one of our [...]
Unnamed Trenton Bar is the latest New Jersey establishment to be sued for a patron’s intoxication
Whether you live or work in the Trenton area (or [...]
Touting tort reform before business
Read Andrew Kitchenman’s story in NJ BIZ about the prospect [...]
Rich Bagger, Chief-of-Staff to Governor Christie, Addresses Membership Luncheon
Three of Governor Christie's "88 Ways to Fix NJ" proposals included reforms to the state's civil justice system to spur economic growth and development.
New Jersey’s Civil Justice Climate Often Deals its Doctors Two Bad Hands
Medical professionals often wear multiple hats. In addition to practicing [...]
Tort Reform and Women’s Health: What you should know about New Jersey’s medical malpractice crisis and women’s access to care
New Jersey’s OBGYNs pay the seventh highest malpractice premiums in [...]