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Top News Clips for October 21-27
October 27, 2017A selection of the need-to-know civil justice news for October 21-27.
Read More »New Jersey High Court Ponders Liability in the New Economy
October 27, 2017Contract work blurs the traditional definitions and roles of employee and employer, and this evolution of the labor market has created tension between contract law and employment law. The New Jersey Supreme Court has taken up a case that arises out of that evolution. It is deciding whether contract employees can be required to waive tort claims they might bring against a contract employer when Workers Compensation is available from their direct employer. We filed an amicus brief in this case arguing that making the Workers’ Comp model compatible with the modern economy requires that such arrangements be upheld.
Read More »Supreme Court Case Provides Guidance In TCCWNA Litigation
October 19, 2017NJCJI President & Chief Counsel Alida Kass is quoted in the Law Journal on the importance of the New Jersey Supreme Court’s recent opinion in the closely-watched drink price cases.
Read More »Kass Quoted on Drink Price Decision
October 19, 2017The New Jersey Supreme Court’s ruling in a couple of lawsuits over drink prices is making headlines across the state because of the impact it will have on other Truth-in-Consumer Contract, Warranty and Notice Act (TCCWNA) cases.
Read More »Top News Clips for October 7-13
October 13, 2017A selection of the need-to-know civil justice news for October 7-13.
Read More »High Court Bursts TCCWNA Bubble
October 13, 2017The New Jersey Supreme Court has finally brought some clarity and sanity to the Truth-in-Consumer Contract, Warranty, and Notice Act (TCCWNA).
Read More »Top News Clips for September 30-October 6
October 6, 2017A selection of the need-to-know civil justice news for September 30-October 6.
Read More »The One They’ve Been Waiting For
September 29, 2017New Jersey is an outlier. Though nearly 40 states and the federal court system have adopted similar rules governing the admissibility of expert evidence, New Jersey has stuck with an older rule.
Read More »Top News Clips for September 23-29
September 29, 2017A selection of the need-to-know civil justice news for September 23-29.
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