Miller Outlines Broad Implications of Carrera Decision on Consumer Class Actions in the 3rd Circuit
On June 18, the New Jersey Civil Justice Institute held [...]
NJCJI to Host Policy Teleforum on the Changing Landscape of Consumer Class Actions
On Wednesday, June 18 from noon to 12:30 PM, the [...]
Top News Clips for the Week of May 24-30
A selection of the need-to-know civil justice news for the [...]
Reasonable Statutes of Limitations Are an Important Aspect of a Fair Civil Justice System
All civil claims are subject to statutes of limitations, which [...]
Policy Teleforum on the Changing Landscape of Consumer Class Actions in the 3rd Circuit Scheduled for June 18
The 3rd Circuit’s recent decision not to reconsider en banc [...]
The Forgotten Bridgegate Lawsuit: Car Services Accuse State, Port Authority of “Reckless and Corrupt Actions”
Darryl Isherwood | The Star-Ledger As the battle over [...]
Credit Card Receipt Spawns Class Action
“There was no foul. No one had a problem until [...]
Top News Clips for the Week of March 8-14
A selection of the need-to-know civil justice news for the [...]
We’re Making Progress on Class Action Reform
Amending New Jersey’s law governing the appeal-ability of class certifications [...]
Court Considers Changes to Securities Class Actions
This week the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in [...]