Andrew Kitchenman | NJBIZ

The bill, A-894, is one of the key pieces of the New Jersey Lawsuit Reform Alliance this year. The Assembly Judiciary Committee released the measure May 21. Currently, companies must ask a lower-court judge for the ability to appeal a class-action determination to the Appellate Division.

Marcus Rayner | The Star-Ledger

Later this week, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to decide the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, more commonly known as "Obamacare." The law's constitutionality has sparked discussions and debate over the past three years as we vet the best way to keep ourselves healthy.

AnnMarie McDonald | New Jersey Newsroom

Few people deny that the earth is getting warmer. And few people deny that New Jersey's exodus of doctors (the so-called "Medical Brain-Drain") will affect New Jerseyans' access to healthcare.

Martin Bricketto | Law360

A New Jersey Assembly panel on Monday approved legislation that would give adversaries in class action litigation the right to immediately appeal decisions granting or denying class certification.

John O'Brien | Legal Newsline

The New Jersey Assembly Judiciary Committee on Monday unanimously approved a bill that would change how class action lawsuits proceed.

Marcus Rayner | The Star-Ledger, to the Editor

The New Jersey Lawsuit Reform Alliance represents a diverse, bipartisan cross section of employers, medical community and entrepreneurs, whose objective is to stop abuses of our legal system. NJLRA believes common-sense reforms will grow the state's economy and eliminate frivolous lawsuits.

Marcus Rayner | Gloucester County Times, to the Editor

As noted in your editorial, "Look for savings in New Jersey anti-bullying law," (April 3), the state's anti-bullying law for schools continues to be an underfunded mandate, despite the bipartisan efforts of Gov. Chris Christie and the Legislature.

AnnMarie McDonald | New Jersey Newsroom

Even in the best of times, small business owners' days are long and downtime scarce. Time spent away from one's business often requires a trade off in commerce. And keeping up with the ever-changing rules, regulations, and requirements can be a job in itself.

By Marcus Rayner | Home News Tribune, to the Editor

If you are a New Jersey resident, there is a good chance that you know someone who is employed by one of the 24 pharmaceutical and medical technology companies which have crowned us the nation's medicine chest.

By Marcus Rayner | Daily Record

If you are a New Jersey resident, there is a good chance that you know someone who is employed by one of the 24 pharmaceutical and medical technology companies which have crowned us the nation's medicine chest.