New Bills Would Put Additional Items Under Consumer Fraud Act
Apparently a few members of the legislature weren’t paying attention [...]
Christie Vetoes Bills Promoting Regulation via Litigation
This afternoon Gov. Chris Christie conditionally vetoed three bills opposed [...]
Top News Clips for the Week of Oct. 25-31
A selection of the need-to-know civil justice news for the [...]
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 [...]
Top News Clips for the Week of Oct. 18-24
A selection of the need-to-know civil justice news for the [...]
The Cure is Worse than the Disease: Liability Attached to Paid Leave Legislation is Sickening
On October 27, the Assembly Labor Committee voted 6-3 in [...]
A Busy Week in the State House
Several bills of interest to NJCJI saw action in the [...]
Top News Clips for the Week of Oct. 4-10
A selection of the need-to-know civil justice news for the [...]
GMO Legislation Would Add to New Jersey’s Food Label Litigation Woes
On its face, GMO labeling legislation appears to be regulatory [...]
Sick Leave Legislation Would Cost Employers & Consumers
Cities across New Jersey have enacted mandatory paid sick leave [...]