New Jersey Once Again Called Out in Judicial Hellholes Report
For many years, New Jersey has been called out in [...]
Sen. Oroho to Join Business Groups for Press Conference on Legal Reform
On Thursday, December 18 at 10:15am, in Room 103 of [...]
NJCJI Opposes Workplace Bullying Bill
On Monday, December 8, the Senate Labor Committee held a [...]
TCCWNA Lawsuits: What is Driving Them and Who is Benefiting?
Over the last year we have seen an unprecedented number [...]
Rayner Op-Ed: N.J. Assembly’s Paid Sick-Leave Bill as Written is Unfair to Employers
NJCJI is part of a broad coalition of pro-business entities [...]
A Look at the First Judges Assigned to the State’s New Complex Business Litigation Program
Starting in January, New Jersey businesses will have the option [...]
Could West Virginia Serve as a Model for New Jersey?
Justice Rabner’s recent announcement that the Judiciary will begin accepting [...]
Mayo Lawsuit Highlights Absurdity of NJ’s Consumer Fraud Act
Opponents of changes to New Jersey’s Consumer Fraud Act argue [...]
Inquirer Mistaken, New Jersey’s Consumer Fraud Act is a Barrier to Economic Growth in the Garden State
The Philadelphia Inquirer has published this letter NJCJI’s president, Marcus [...]
GMO Legislation Would Add to New Jersey’s Food Label Litigation Woes
On its face, GMO labeling legislation appears to be regulatory [...]