NJRLA statement on the creation of the Congressional Civil Justice Caucus
TRENTON, N.J. - Marcus Rayner, executive director of the New [...]
SURVEY: TORT REFORM WOULD HELP N.J.’S SMALL BUSINESSES
Survey of New Jersey small business owners shows that increase in liability costs are causing them to scale back operations; 20% consider relocating out-of-state.
Lesniak addresses members at New Jersey Lawsuit Reform Alliance Luncheon
Says NJLRA's proposals for reform will be a cornerstone in efforts to reposition New Jersey's economy.
In 6 – 1 Decision, N.J. Supreme Court Guts Affidavit of Merit Statute
Plaintiffs' attorneys are able to use experts from "outside the field" to testify against doctors in malpractice suits.
Handlin, Rayner, say hearing on A-1982 Shows Need for Reform
Each encourage committee vote
Report: Trial Lawyers are an “Economic Burden”
Trial Lawyers have made more campaign contributions than any other interest group during the last decade; Rayner calls it an obstacle for states' economic recovery
NJLRA Statement on the Inauguration of Governor Christie
Rayner expresses optimism, believes comprehensive bipartisan civil justice reform is possible.
Report: New Jersey is a Hellhole
Citing a "culture of litigation," American Tort Reform Association says that excessive litigation has compromised access, affordability of prescription drugs; schools in Atlantic County also hurt.
NJLRA Congratulates Governor-Elect Christie
Rayner expresses optimism for tort reform agenda.
NJLRA Applauds Executive Order #157, Increasing Accountability in State Government
Rayner applauds the Administration's policies on the retention of private attorneys general.