Christie Outlines Budget Priorities

On February 28, Gov. Christie delivered his eighth and final budget address to a joint session of the legislature, officially kicking off negotiations on the state’s FY 2018 budget. The legislature’s focus for the next few months will essentially be on the budget, as it must be passed by July 1.

By |2017-03-03T13:39:46-05:00March 3, 2017|News, Top Stories|0 Comments

Citing Liability Concerns Raised by NJCJI, Gov. Christie Conditionally Vetoes Equal Pay Bill

Gov. Chris Christie took up his veto pen on Monday and conditionally vetoed an equal pay bill that would have made New Jersey a significant outlier and opened employers in our state up to unprecedented liability. In his five-page veto message, Christie objected to several provisions of the bill that NJCJI had flagged as problematic.

By |2016-05-02T20:56:43-04:00May 2, 2016|News, Top Stories|0 Comments

Christie Outlines Budget Priorities

On February 16, Gov. Christie delivered his budget address to a joint session of the legislature, officially kicking off negotiations on the state’s FY 2017 budget. The legislature’s focus for the next few months will essentially be on the budget, as it must be passed by July 1.

By |2016-02-19T14:12:12-05:00February 19, 2016|News, Top Stories|0 Comments

Fighting Fraud with the Consumer Fraud Act

One of our complaints about New Jersey’s Consumer Fraud Act is that it is overly broad – encompassing many disputes that could resolved more efficiently by other means. We frequently oppose bills that would add to the already cumbersome Act, so it surprised many when came out in support of a recent bill expanding the CFA.

By |2015-11-12T21:17:15-05:00November 12, 2015|News, Top Stories|0 Comments
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