TRENTON, N.J.- AnnMarie McDonald, formerly manager of community affairs for Catholic Charities in Trenton and legislative aide to two members of the New Jersey Legislature, has joined the New Jersey Lawsuit Reform Alliance (NJLRA) as communications director, executive director Marcus Rayner announced today. “We are excited that AnnMarie has decided to put her communications, public More »
Read More »Trenton, NJ – Marcus Rayner, executive director of the New Jersey Lawsuit Reform Alliance, a statewide, bipartisan group of individuals, businesses and organizations dedicated to improving the state’s civil justice system and advocating for legal reform in the legislature and in the courts, today issued the following statement in reaction to Roche’s announcement that the More »
Read More »Trenton, NJ – Marcus Rayner, Executive Director of the New Jersey Lawsuit Reform Alliance, today issued the following statement in reaction to the New Jersey Supreme Court’s ruling in Bosland v. Warnock Dodge Inc., which resolved the question of whether consumers are required to ask merchants for a refund before filing a lawsuit under the More »
Read More »Trenton, NJ – The New Jersey Lawsuit Reform Alliance (NJLRA), a statewide, bipartisan group committed to improving New Jersey’s civil justice system, released the following statement regarding the Institute for Legal Reform’s (ILR) 2008 State Liability Systems Ranking Study. New Jersey slipped nine spots in the annual ILR rankings and now hovers near the bottom More »
Read More »Trenton, NJ – The New Jersey Lawsuit Reform Alliance (NJLRA), a statewide, bipartisan group committed to improving New Jersey’s civil justice system, released the following statement by executive director Marcus Rayner regarding Governor Corzine’s pocket veto of S-176/A-1511 that would have expanded the state’s wrongful death act: “NJLRA and its members applaud Governor Corzine’s action More »
Read More »New servey shows deep concern over state’s litigation climate
Read More »Trenton, NJ – A new organization has been launched to improve New Jersey’s civil justice system in an effort to make the state a more attractive place to live and do business. Headed up by Marcus Rayner, former district director for Congressman Mike Ferguson (NJ-7), the New Jersey Lawsuit Reform Alliance (NJLRA) is will be More »
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