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 [...]
Deyo Gives Insight into Thinking Behind Proposed Mandatory Pilot Program Seeking to Shorten Civil Trials
On May 21st, the New Jersey Civil Justice Council hosted [...]
NJCJI Comments on Court’s Rulemaking Efforts
At our Spring Luncheon, Chief Justice Rabner joked that he [...]
Top News Clips for the Week of May 10-16
A selection of the need-to-know civil justice news for the [...]
Our Persistence is Paying Off
Despite the added expenses and inefficiencies, the right to sue [...]
Litigation Encouraged by Paid Sick Leave and Ban the Box Legislation
Two topics that have been in the news a lot [...]
Regulation Via Litigation
The judicial system is well suited for settling disputes between [...]
NJCJI Testifies Before Assembly Labor Committee
Alida Kass, NJCJI’s Chief Counsel, testified before the Assembly Labor [...]
It’s Time for a Change to New Jersey’s Medical Liability System
Lawsuits are driving up the costs of liability insurance for [...]